Which of the following explains why often no pain is felt when fighting or taking flight,but then the pain is felt later?

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The gate theory of pain suggests that during high-stress situations, such as fighting or fleeing, the brain can prioritize these stress signals over pain signals, effectively "closing the gate" on the pain signals and preventing them from reaching the conscious part of the brain. This mechanism can explain why pain is often not felt in the heat of the moment but is perceived later when the body is no longer in that high-stress state.

Which of the Following Explains Why Often No Pain Is