What is a major criticism of both the stimulus - and response-based definitions of stress? Select one: a. These definitions are not parsimonious. b. These definitions are not testable. c. These definitions have been tested under controlled conditions. d. These definitions provide a complete definition of stress.

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Jack Yang

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What is a major criticism of both the stimulus - and response-based definitions of stress? Select one: a. These definitions are not parsimonious. b. These definitions are not testable. c. These definitions have been tested under controlled conditions. d. These definitions provide a complete definition of stress.

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Jaqueline Macdonald · Answer 1

Answer is D, These definitions provide a complete definition of stress.

Explanation:

Note that, both response-based and stimulus-based definitions are describing reactions to stress.

Stimulus-based definition characterized stress as a stimulus that causes certain reaction, while, response-based definition is the body's physiological reaction or response to any demand placed on it.