1.What typically happens in the brain when someone perceives a threat?

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1: the brain will naturally become strained and fear hormones will be released causing u to become more alert.
2: If fear hormones are not released, you would not be alert and have a higher chance of being harmed if danger is near.
3: When you are not alert you tend to rely on violence more but if you r alert you would probably run away.

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