Which is the normal progression for the general adaptation syndrome?
A) alarm, exhaustion, resistance
B) exhaustion, alarm, resistance
C) resistance, exhaustion, alarm
D) alarm, resistance, exhaustion

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The general adaptation syndrome, a concept introduced by Hans Selye, describes the body's short-term and long-term reactions to stress. It consists of three stages: alarm (initial reaction to stress), resistance (adaptation to the stressor), and exhaustion (depletion of resources).

Which Is the Normal Progression for the General Adaptation Syndrome