Art of Com Passing - Part 4 | Super Survey Maker

When does our body engage adaptations?

A: When there is too much of something

B: When there is too little of something

C: When something is causing us bodily harm

D: All of the above

The reason the brain engages adaptations is to:

A: Increase instability caused by lack and stress

B: Help the body better survive physical and social environments which threaten human development

C: Help the brain stay in fight or flight mode

D: Increase the amount of dopamine in the neocortex

The adaptation the body engages when we are exposed to high levels of cortisol can be called:

A: Self-medication

B: Discombobulation

C: Discomfort

D: Disconnection

The amount of cortisol being released into our body directly affects:

A: Strength of our organism and strength of our immunity

B: Obviously the answer is A

C: The answer is so obvious I am just using C and D

D: as filler

The adaptation the body engages in the case of low dopamine levels can be called:

A: Decompressing

B: Hormone distillation

C: Semi-permeation

D: None of the above

When there is lack of compassionate connection:

A: Both dopamine and cortisol levels drop

B: Dopamine levels rise and cortisol levels drop

C: Dopamine levels drop and cortisol levels rise

D: Both dopamine and cortisol levels rise

Adaptations which the body engages are generally:

A: Helpful in the short term and the long term

B: Helpful in the short term but often lead to problems from a long term perspective

C: Not helpful in the short term but do help in the long term

D: All of the above

The adaptation of disconnection:

A: Is engaged when our body senses that cortisol levels are dangerously low

B: Attempts to protect our body from harmful cortisol levels by shutting off our conscious awareness of the stressor

C: Is a result of neural cells neural celling way too hard

D: Is engaged when our body senses that dopamine levels are causing debilitating states of lowered energy, focus and motivation

Art of Com Passing - Part 4