During which stage of stress does the body adapt to the ongoing presence of the stressor a.alarmb.resistancec.fight-or-flightd.exhaustion

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During which stage of stress does the body adapt to the ongoing presence of the stressor

a.alarmb.resistancec.fight-or-flightd.exhaustion

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Once it hits the Resistant stage your body adapts to the ongoing presence of the stressor

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