The Body's Response to Coping with Environmental Demands Such as Change

question 79

Multiple Choice

The body's response to coping with environmental demands such as change, frustration, uncertainty, danger, or discomfort is known as

• A) natural selection.
• B) stress.
• C) biofeedback.
• D) metabolism.

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Definitions:

Scheme

In psychology, a cognitive framework or concept that helps organize and interpret information, allowing individuals to categorize and understand new experiences.

Telegraphic Speech

A stage of language development where toddlers speak in short, simple combinations of words that omit less important words, resembling telegraph messages.

Language Acquisition Device

A theoretical construct in the field of linguistics that suggests an innate capability or mechanism in the human brain that allows children to naturally learn language.

Neural Prewiring

The pre-established network of neurons in the brain, responsible for innate abilities and predispositions.