Physiologically, the Fainting That Is Sometimes Seen in Cases of Blood-Injection-Injury

question 44

Multiple Choice

Physiologically, the fainting that is sometimes seen in cases of blood-injection-injury phobias MOST immediately reflects a rapid ______.

• A) rise in blood levels of adrenaline
• B) rise in GABA activity
• C) drop in heart rate
• D) decrease in amygdala activity

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