A loss of perceived control tends to result in

A) low blood pressure.
B) reduced immune responses.
C) problem-focused coping.
D) low blood sugar levels.

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A loss of perceived control tends to result inA)  low blood pressure.B)  reduced immune responses.C)  problem-focused coping.D)  low blood sugar levels.

LeeAnn Montanez · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  A loss of perceived control can lead to reduced immune responses, as stress hormones such as cortisol can weaken the immune system. Low blood pressure and low blood sugar levels are not typically associated with a loss of perceived control. Problem-focused coping may be one strategy used to regain control, but it is not a direct result of a loss of perceived control.

A loss of perceived control tends to result in

A) low blood pressure.
B) reduced immune responses.
C) problem-focused coping.
D) low blood sugar levels.

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