In 1936, Canadian researcher Hans Selye discovered that giving injections to laboratory rats caused them to develop ulcers. His finding led to a new area of study called

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Hans Selye's discovery that injections caused ulcers in laboratory rats led him to identify a physiological response to stress, which he called the General Adaptation Syndrome. This set the foundation for the study of stress physiology, which focuses on how the body responds to stressors and adapts to them. Choices B, C, and D are not accurate descriptions of Selye's research or its implications.

In 1936, Canadian Researcher Hans Selye Discovered That Giving Injections