Evaluating the positive and negative effects stress has on the human body 1. Does stress affect reflexes

Evaluating the positive and negative effects stress has on the human body 1. Does stress affect our ability to learn?

ABUSE AND NEGELCT  11. Which of the following is one stress management technique that can help prevent burnout? Telling yourself to “suck it up” Rewarding yourself with junk food when you’ve had a bad day Talking to a professional Isolating yourself and having alone time

Part A The central nervous system (CNS) processes sensory input and transmits the impulses through the peripheral nervous system (PNS) to effectors for, motor output. O True O False Submit Bequest Answer Previous G Search or type URL 6 8 R T. Y

Choose and explain three stressers in your daily life and why they add stress.

Two students choose different activities to complete for 15 minutes. Student Activity A eat an ice cream В go for a run Draw a labelled diagram that demonstrates the negative feedback loops take place in student A and student B in response to their activities, including changes in hormone levels and the role of specific internal organs.

How does the nervous system respond to stress? Please provide examples such as experiments or research studies done on this!! PLEASE make sure the answers is not vague and is answered with effort.

What an alternate healthy activity to get adrenaline rush.

O 2. Stress increases the activity of the central nervous system. A positive effect of this is that it makes a person more alert and focused. A negative effect is that it O dilates the pupils, improving vision. O makes a person more vigilant. O causes stomach upset and indigestion. O can cause insomnia.

MS symptoms are variable. That means that.. O They can become milder or more severe over time O Some symptoms may go away and new ones may begin O They can change in response to the situation, such as worsening in high heat O All of the above