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PSYC 3341 Lecture 8: Body Senses

United States

Physiological Psychology

Psychology

Barton Emily

University of Houston

Child Development

<p>When writing an exam you feel tense and anxious and stressed. After the exam is over, you relax. During the exam the effects of your system dominated, and after the exam your system is responsible for calming and slowing down the body A) ascending reticular; somatic B) somatic; ascending reticular C) parasympathetic; sympathetic D) sympathetic; parasympathetic E) reticular; sympathetic</p>

<p>33. When writing an exam you feel tense and anxious and stressed. After the exam is over, you relax. During the exam the effects of your system dominated, and after the exam your system is responsible for calming and slowing down the body A) ascending reticular; somatic B) somatic; ascending reticular C) parasympathetic; sympathetic D) sympathetic; parasympathetic E) reticular; sympathetic</p>

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