1. The “fight or flight” response is common to all___________.

Amphibians

Omnivores

Mammals

Carnivores

2. During “fight or flight” the body is tense, alert, and________________.

Ready for action

Ready for sleep

Ready for food

Ready for comfort

3. What is the common response to stress?

fight-or-flight

calm reflection

feeling tired or sleepy

low levels of alertness

4. What are the two components of the “fight or flight”response?

Mental and emotional

Psychological and physiological

Mammal and non mammal

Stressor and non stressor

5. When an individual perceives a situation as fearful,threatening, or dangerous, they are experiencing the ___________component of the “fight or flight” response?

Stress

Survival

Physiological

Psychological

6. Stress that is an immediate response to a particularsituation and usually comes and goes quickly is referred to as___________?

Acute

Chronic

Eustress

Distress

7. Stress that is caused by a continuing string of stressfulincidences or an ongoing situation is referred to as_____________?

Acute

Chronic

Eustress

Distress

8. Cardiovascular disease, muscle pain, and intestinal problemsare all examples of problems associated with what?

Acute stress

Chronic stress

“Fight or Flight”

Distress

9. Which of the following is an example of a physiologicalresponse to a “fight or flight” situation?

Increased heart rate and blood pressure

Asthmatic symptoms

Stomach and intestinal problems

Cardiovascular disease

10. What is perceived as a stressor for one person,___________________.

Is generally universal among all humans

Is generally universal among all mammals

Might not be perceived as such by another person

Is usually never perceived as such by another person