The correct answer is panicky.
The author himself says that there were a lot of things around him that made him feel nervous, or the exact word he used is - panicky. I don't know the context, however, based on this excerpt it seems that he went through something dangerous or tragic that made him feel panicky about many things around him.
First of all, Heatchliff does not have feelings <em>for </em>Hindley, he rather has feelings against Hindley and very strong and negative ones at that. Psychologically speaking, Heathcliff shows a very vengeful sadism against Hindley as he comes back a well off man who manipulates Hindley's gambling and drinking addictions in order to financially ruin him and have him mortgage Wuthering Heights to Heathclif in order to pay off his gambling and drinking debts. This will result in HIndley's death later in the story.
Answer:
prefrontal cortex; amygdala
Explanation:
Prefrontal cortex: The term "prefrontal cortex" is considered as a part of an individual's brain which is located in the front of the frontal lobe. The prefrontal cortex is responsible for various complex behaviors, for example, planning cognitive behavior, decision making, personality expression, moderating social behavior, and involves in an individual's personality development process.
Amygdala: The term "amygdala" is considered as an almond-shaped set of neurons which is located in an individual's medial temporal lobe of the brain and is a part of the limbic system. It is responsible for emotions processing, memory, and survival instincts.
In the question above, Brenda's prefrontal cortex is not able to handle the emotional intensity of her amygdala.
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The Peace of Westphalia laid the foundations of modern Europe by acknowledging Europe as a collection of independent states as well as leading to a rise of nationalism among those states, by ending religious wars, and by introducing a new way of peace negotiation.
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I'm not sure