Explain how the body responds to stress by addressing the following aspects of neural processing: Identify one sensory organ that responds to external stimuli, and indicate the exact location within the organ where the sensory reception takes place. Identify the location in the brain that interprets the sensations of the sensory organ you identified. Identify the branch of the autonomic nervous system that responds to a stressful situation and identify one response the sensory organ you identified makes in response to the stress.

Explain how the body responds to stress by addressing the following aspects of neural processing: Identify one sensory organ that responds to external stimuli, and indicate the exact location within the organ where the sensory reception takes place. Identify the location in the brain that interprets the sensations of the sensory organ you identified. Identify the branch of the autonomic nervous system that responds to a stressful situation and identify one response the sensory organ you identified makes in response to the stress.

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