An Emergency Reaction When Dealing with a Threat Often Includes

question 128

Multiple Choice

An emergency reaction when dealing with a threat often includes sympathetic nervous system arousal and the mobilization of one's energy.This is best illustrated by

• A) resilience.
• B) emotion-focused coping.
• C) the fight-or-flight response.
• D) the adaptation-level phenomenon.

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