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jayhills49

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People who regularly use antianxiety drugs report that anxiety or insomnia returns in a more severe form once they discontinue the drugs. This phenomenon is called_____________ .
 
  a. reactive anxiety
  b. central nervous system crossfire
  c. rebound anxiety
  d. nervous system overload

Question 2

During the alarm reaction stage, the ______ pump(s) out stress hormones.
 
  a. thalamus c. adrenal glands
   b. parietal lobe d. circulatory system



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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