Question

A model of stress that suggests that initially the body will respond to a threat with activation of the fight-or-flight response, it then may maintain this response for a while if the threat doesn't disappear, but in the end the body will reach a point of collapse and illness because it cannot sustain the fight-or-fight response any longer. This model is called:​

Answer 1

Answer:

General Adaptation Syndrome

Explanation:

'General Adaptation Syndrome' is defined as the course or model that includes a string of physiological reactions or changes that a body experiences due to extended stress or strain. This syndrome primarily consists of three distinct stages namely; the alarm stage followed by the resistance stage and lastly, the exhaustion stage. Hans De Solye was the one who originally explained it as the responses experienced by body after going through a stressor and how the body adapts to it.