What is the second stage of the body's response to stress? denial stage resistance stage fight-or-flight stage alarm stage

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What is the second stage of the body's response to stress?

denial stage
resistance stage
fight-or-flight stage
alarm stage

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the resistance stage is the second

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B, resistance stage, is the second stage of the body’s response to stress!

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