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2. Why do the blood vessels going to the skin and internal digestive organs constrict and get smaller during a fight-or-flight response? O to let in more light O to increase blood flow Oto redirect blood
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2. Why do the blood vessels going to the skin and internal digestive organs constrict and get smaller during a fight-or-flight response?

O to let in more light
O to increase blood flow
Oto redirect blood to the areas that are involved in the panic response
to allow the body to take in more oxygen

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Hmm, Either to increase blood flow, Or to redirect blood to the areas that are involved in the panic response to allow the body to take in more oxygen.

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