In the general activation syndrome (GAS), described by Selye, the body adjusts its physiological reaction, in an effort to cope with the threat that is still present, during:

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The resistance phase is characterized by the body's efforts to cope with the ongoing threat of stress, during which it adjusts its physiological reaction to maintain its resistance to the stressor. This is the stage where the body tries to adapt to the ongoing stress and maintain homeostasis.

In the General Activation Syndrome (GAS), Described by Selye, the Body