The increase in blood pressure observed in response to stress is an indication of

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Cardiovascular reactivity refers to the body's physiological response to stress, which can include an increase in blood pressure. Hormonal activity, while also affected by stress, does not specifically relate to this particular physiological response. Alpha waves and skin conductance are measures of brain activity and autonomic nervous system activity, respectively, and are not directly related to blood pressure changes.

The Increase in Blood Pressure Observed in Response to Stress