Question at position 43 The general adaptation syndrome, or the common set of symptoms due to chronic stress and infectious disease, is a result of:Positive feedback between the nervous system and the immune systemShutting down the immune system in response to chronic stress.People experiencing chronic stress are more likely to get infections.Negative feedback between the nervous system and the immune system.Clear my selection单项选择题

A

Positive feedback between the nervous system and the immune system

B

Shutting down the immune system in response to chronic stress.

C

People experiencing chronic stress are more likely to get infections.

D

Negative feedback between the nervous system and the immune system.

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