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The correct answer is <u>''the sympathetic nervous system is activated and adrenal glands release hormones''</u>
Explanation:
The general adaptation syndrome is a theory based on the observation of human behavior in various stress situations and the generalized and the nonspecific activation response that affects the whole organism, which appears in any stress situation. The body responds to imminent danger in three stages: alarm, resistance and exhaustion. At the physiological level, in the alarm stage two systems are activated: the neural and the neuroendocrine. This phase appears immediately after the threat. Different hormones are released: adrenaline, corticotropin and corticosteroids, to improve our performance temporarily.
The answer is North Germanic languages. English, Dutch-Finnish, Swedish, and Norwegian are all part of the North Germanic languages. It is also sometimes referred or known as the Nordic languages. The term, "North Germanic languages" is used as a comparative linguistics.
Generally physical exercise would be recommendable to release flustrations, but if Stan works on an assembly line he might be too tired for this. In this case, I would recommend positive self-talk.
Randy was a simple guy. Always minding his own business and carrying on with his day. But today wasn't like any other day. He felt as if something weird was about to happen. He was walking down the street when he heard a loud bang around the corner. As he turned, he spotted two men walking in. He was curious and wanted to know what was going on. Randy walked up to the building and he opened the factory door. He peeped inside and saw some light shining from afar. Who could possibly be in there? The last shift was over about 3 hours ago. No one goes in there once it's closed! "Could it be thieves?" he asked himself. As he stepped in, alarms went off. What was he to do now? The police came as soon as they could and he got arrested for trespassing. In the end, his day wasn't like any other day. - This is 157 words! I hope this helped!
