Answer:
Norepinephrine
Explanation:
The neurotransmitter norepinephrine, also known as <em>noradrenaline</em>, is a highly important chemical that is part of the catecholamine family. It plays a role in the fight-or-flight response, enabling the body to react or retreat from a threatening situation.
However, in PTSD, there is an abnormal regulation of catecholamine neurotransmitters, especially norepinephrine, along with serotonin as well. According to research, in PTSD patients, there is an increased signaling that results from an increased release of norepinephrine.
Therefore, <u>the neurotransmitter that brings about enhanced memory of traumatic moments which used to help us remember how to survive and escape (fight or flight), but now are painful to the survivor (a.k.a flashback) is norepinephrine.</u>
Answer: the second to last one
Explanation:
Makes the most sense
Judiciary talk about politics so just say something like:
The " Judiciary" branch of government does ......
Answer:
secondary sex characteristics
Explanation:
A human has two sexual characteristics primary and secondary.
The primary characteristics are sex chromosomes, gonads, level of sex hormones, anatomy of internal genitalia and anatomy of external genitalia. They are present at birth.
The secondary sex characteristics are breasts, menstrual cycle and accumulation of fat in certain parts of the body which gives rise to the hourglass body form for women.
For men they develop a deeper voice, increase in height and weight.
Pubic hair grows in both sexes.
They develop when a person attains puberty.
Hence, Harrison's secondary sex characteristics were developed.
