The general adaptation syndrome response includes
a. alarm, resistance, and exhaustion
b. instinct, rapid heartbeat, and flight
c. depression, shallow breathing, and fight
d. none of the above

The general adaptation syndrome response includes (A) alarm, resistance, and exhaustion. General adaptation syndrome (GAS) is a predictable way the body responses to stress as described by Hans Selye.

The general adaptation syndrome response will usually include (if the organism is functioning normally and it doesn't suffer from certain deficits) the alarm phase, the resistance phase and the exhaustion phase. The correct answer is therefore - A.

This sequence of events is quite common in any organism when new stimuli are presented which are deemed to be harmful.

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