Walter Cannon's term ____ refers to the biological self-regulation process that enables an organism to adapt to life's demands.

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Walter Cannon's term "homeostasis" specifically refers to the organism's ability to maintain a stable internal environment despite changes in the external environment. This self-regulation process helps the organism adapt to the demands of life by keeping its internal conditions within a narrow range that is optimal for survival. The other choices, while related to Cannon's work, do not precisely capture the concept of homeostasis.

Walter Cannon's Term ____ Refers to the Biological Self-Regulation Process