Cannon Argued That Sympathetic Arousal Serves as an Emergency Reaction

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Multiple Choice

Cannon argued that sympathetic arousal serves as an emergency reaction that mobilizes the organism for "fight or flight." Why was this explanation deemed too simplistic?

• A) When threatened, organisms often respond with actions other than "fight or flight."
• B) Fight or flight reactions are often counterproductive to survival.
• C) Both excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters are released during sympathetic arousal.
• D) Both excitatory and vegetative functions (such as the inhibition of digestion) can occur during sympathetic arousal.

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