The "Fight-Or-Flight" Response Pattern Was First Described by ______

question 206

Multiple Choice

The "fight-or-flight" response pattern was first described by ______.

• A) Clifford Beers
• B) William James
• C) Wilhelm Wundt
• D) Walter Cannon

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Definitions:

Skill and Luck

Factors contributing to success, where skill involves abilities and training while luck pertains to chance or fortuitous events.

Learned Helplessness

A condition where an individual becomes passive and unable to act to control or change a harmful or stressful situation, often as a result of repeated failures or a sense of powerlessness.

Physical Abuse

Harm or injury deliberately inflicted on a person's body, including hitting, beating, burning, or assaulting.

Hopelessly Resigned

A state of acceptance without hope where an individual no longer resists a negative situation and expects no change for the better.