Explain how the hypothalamus of the brain and the autonomic nervous system allow us to fight or flee in a stressful situation.

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Q: Describe the Fear Circuits in the Brain ?

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Q: How do emotions impact the physiological and neurological processes in the human body?

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Q: Damages to the amygdaloid body result in atypical expressions of emotion. Group startsTrue or False

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