Which of the Following Is a Biological Influence on Blood-Injury-Injection

question 9

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a biological influence on blood-injury-injection phobia?

• A) an overreaction of a physiological mechanism that overcompensates for sudden increases in blood pressure
• B) a genetic tendency to fear situations involving blood
• C) hormonal abnormalities during the developmental period
• D) overactivity of the fear mechanisms in the brain as they pertain to situations involving blood and injury

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