Questions: Jacke's landlord told her she has to pay her rent by the 1st (instead of the 5th) this next month or she will be evicted. Jacke is worried about how she will get the money on time. This demand is for Jacke eustress an example of primary appraisal an example of a secondary appraisal

The answer is: an example of primary appraisal.

Explanation for each option:

1. Eustress: Eustress refers to positive stress that can motivate individuals to achieve goals or overcome challenges. In this scenario, Jacke is worried about how she will get the money on time, which suggests a negative stressor rather than a motivating one. Therefore, this is not an example of eustress.

2. An example of primary appraisal: Primary appraisal is the process by which an individual evaluates the significance or threat of a stressor. In this case, Jacke is assessing the landlord's demand to pay rent earlier as a potential threat to her well-being, as it could lead to eviction. This makes it an example of primary appraisal.

3. An example of a secondary appraisal: Secondary appraisal involves evaluating one's resources and options for coping with a stressor. Since the scenario describes Jacke's initial worry about the demand, it does not yet involve her considering how she might cope with the situation, making it not an example of secondary appraisal.

4. 3 steceor: This option seems to be a typographical error and does not correspond to a recognized concept in stress appraisal or psychology. Therefore, it is not applicable to the scenario.