The "Fight or Flight" Response Refers to

question 28

Multiple Choice

The "fight or flight" response refers to

• A) an Air Force principle for dealing with conflict.
• B) a typical response to learned helplessness.
• C) a technique used in Ellis's rational-emotive therapy.
• D) an alarm reaction in the face of adverse circumstances.

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Definitions:

Dissociation

A psychological condition where a person experiences a disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, and identity.

Compensation

Remuneration and other benefits received in exchange for services rendered or as part of employment.

12-Hour Night Position

A work shift or scheduling system that entails personnel working through the night for a period of 12 hours.

Day/Evening Rotation

A work schedule that alternates between day and evening shifts, often seen in healthcare settings.