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What is the result when the amygdala releases too much hormone?
What is the result when the amygdala releases too much hormone?
What is the role of the HPA in the stress response?
What is the role of the HPA in the stress response?
What occurs when the stressors are too much?
What occurs when the stressors are too much?
What is the outcome of the interaction between a force and the resistance to counter that force?
What is the outcome of the interaction between a force and the resistance to counter that force?
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What plays a major role in the stress response?
What plays a major role in the stress response?
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What is the consequence of prolonged activation of the HPA axis?
What is the consequence of prolonged activation of the HPA axis?
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Which system is responsible for secreting hormones to enable the body for prolonged alertness?
Which system is responsible for secreting hormones to enable the body for prolonged alertness?
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What is the outcome of excessive hormone release by the amygdala?
What is the outcome of excessive hormone release by the amygdala?
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What is the role of perception in the stress response?
What is the role of perception in the stress response?
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What is the state resulting from prolonged stress and exhaustion of cortisol reserves?
What is the state resulting from prolonged stress and exhaustion of cortisol reserves?
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Study Notes
Interaction Between Force and Resistance
- Force triggers a response to counter its effect, which involves perception playing a major role
- Locus Coeruleus, Mesolimbic, and Mesocortical pathways are activated in response to the force
Stress Response
- The Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) axis is activated, leading to the secretion of cortisol and hormones
- These hormones enable the body for prolonged alertness in response to stressors
Consequences of Prolonged Stress
- If stressors are too intense or prolonged, it can lead to a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion
- The amygdala releases too much hormone, resulting in fatigue and depletion of cortisol resources
Interaction Between Force and Resistance
- Force triggers a response to counter its effect, which involves perception playing a major role
- Locus Coeruleus, Mesolimbic, and Mesocortical pathways are activated in response to the force
Stress Response
- The Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) axis is activated, leading to the secretion of cortisol and hormones
- These hormones enable the body for prolonged alertness in response to stressors
Consequences of Prolonged Stress
- If stressors are too intense or prolonged, it can lead to a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion
- The amygdala releases too much hormone, resulting in fatigue and depletion of cortisol resources
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This quiz covers the interaction between force and resistance, the body's stress response, and the consequences of prolonged stress, including the role of perception and neurophysiological pathways.
