1.  In the "fight or flight" syndrome, the body's physiological responses include: a. Increased heart rate. b. Constriction of main blood vessels leading to the heart c. Increase in digestive system processes. d. A and B above. e. All of the above.   2. When the "fight or flight" response becomes chronic, long term chemical changes in the body occur. These changes can lead to: a. High blood pressure. b. Increased rate of neurotransmission. c. Decreased effectiveness of immune system. d. A and C above. e. All of the above.   3. One of the main reasons Americans gain one pound per year from age 25 to 48 is: a. An increasingly sedentary lifestyle. b. Poor hygiene c. Genetic make-up. d. None of the above. e. A and C above.

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1.  In the "fight or flight" syndrome, the body's physiological responses include:

a. Increased heart rate.
b. Constriction of main blood vessels leading to the heart
c. Increase in digestive system processes.
d. A and B above.
e. All of the above.
 
2. When the "fight or flight" response becomes chronic, long term chemical changes in the body occur. These changes can lead to:

a. High blood pressure.
b. Increased rate of neurotransmission.
c. Decreased effectiveness of immune system.
d. A and C above.
e. All of the above.
 
3. One of the main reasons Americans gain one pound per year from age 25 to 48 is:

a. An increasingly sedentary lifestyle.

b. Poor hygiene

c. Genetic make-up.

d. None of the above.
e. A and C above.
 
4.  In studying the effects of meditation, Benson found significant physiological changes, including:
a. One's opposite to the "fight or flight" syndrome.
b. Increased heart rate.
c. Sensory stimulation.
d. Cardiopulmonary alertness.
e. Decreased neurotelephonic response.
 
5. Aerobic exercise:

a. means exercising "with oxygen'
b. should be done at your maximum heart rate
c. should be done for no more then 10 minutes per session for 3 times a week.
d. occurs when an individual participates in an activity where the heart rate does not increase
e. none of the above
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