In the context of Selye's general adaptation syndrome, if the body's all-out effort to combat stress fails and the stress persists, the individual moves into the

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Lilly Parrish

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19 July, 18:45

In the context of Selye's general adaptation syndrome, if the body's all-out effort to combat stress fails and the stress persists, the individual moves into the

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Armani Norris · Answer 1

The answer is the exhaustion stage.

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This is the final stage in the general adaptation syndrome. In this stage, the body has depleted all its energy. If the stressor has been removed, the body will proceed to heal itself as in the previous stage (resistance); however, if the stress continues for longer, the body will be unable to cope with it, and will show signs of exhaustion.