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Okay, so i see that you need help with this question.
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And it says, numerous studies have documented the fight or flight response in a pattern of behavior in reaction to perceived threats.
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And also its connection with the hormones, epheremphrine and non -repheremphrine.
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Recently, another pattern of threat reactions, the tend and befriend response, has been explored in relation to a different hormone, which is oxytocin.
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What is the motivation behind the new exploration of behavioral response patterns? is it a, case studies of head injury victims whose brains could no longer produce eferefarin or noreferefarin have revealed that a greater variety of hormonally -based threat reaction pattern exist than psychologists had previously imagined.
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So, this option suggests that the case studies of the head injury victims who cannot produce the efereferin and the norefereferin have led to the discovery of more varied hormonal -based threat reaction patterns.
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This implies that the exploration is motivated by observations of individuals with specific brain injuries.
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So, specific brain injuries.
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Is.
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B, prefrontal lobotomy patients whose brains are unable to produce eferephrine and non -eferephrine have been shown to display no fight or flight response patterns because the disproportionate amount of oxytocin in their neural systems.
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So this option points to the prefrontal lobotomy patients who also cannot produce eferephrine or non -eferephrine, showing different response patterns due to lack due to high levels of oxytocin like option a it suggests observations of individuals with specific brain conditions that have motivated the exploration so it's very simple similar to a see recent strides in imaging technology have revealed that the brains electrical response patterns may vary more than previously supposed in accordance to the severity of a perceived threat...