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Diane

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According to the work on stress by Anisman and Merali (1999), the anticipation of an adverse effect would be considered:
 
  a) A psychogenic stressor
  b) A neurogenic stressor
  c) A hypogenic stressor
  d) A cognogenic stressor

Question 2

Neurogenic stressors stem from:
 
  a) Psychological factors
  b) A physical stimulus
  c) Genetic factors
  d) All of the above


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