I learned this in Biology not to long ago. The fight or flight response is just that, a response to stimuli. When your body goes into this mode your body releases adrenalin which in dumps fuel (glucose/glycogen) into the blood. Which gives you tons of energy, allowing to stay and fight off your attacker (this is when you hear about people lifting cars off of their children, fighting off people twice their size, basically super human strength.) or it will give you energy to get out of there very very quickly. Either way the benefit is hopefully survival; but that also depends making the correct choice.
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In emergency situations to be fully prepared have supplies at hand such as water, canned goods, flashlight and battery powered radio. Other helpful supplies to have on stock are first aid kit, extra batteries, can opener, important documents, extra set keys and cash, any prescriptions and blankets.
It is the answer to a question that is helpful.
Stress can trigger the body's fight-or-flight response, which is essential for survival in dangerous situations. It can help individuals to react quickly to threats, sharpening focus and improving performance. In this way, stress can be a helpful tool for survival in certain situations.
No, but it can be helpful in some situations.
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Fear can be helpful when it alerts us to potential danger and motivates us to take necessary precautions. It can trigger our fight-or-flight response, prompting quick and adaptive reactions in threatening situations. Ultimately, fear can help us to stay safe and avoid harm.
No, for they can be very helpful in self-defense situations
If you are a person with a fast reaction time there are some careers where can be helpful in. Police, Fire and Emergency Medical Technicians or any first responder department would need someone with a fast response time.
Toxic waste can be helpful in a very few special situations. Toxic waste can be used to kill unwanted organisms.
Call the police, they're pretty helpful with situations like that.
Friction can be helpful in everyday situations such as when walking to prevent slipping on surfaces. It is also critical for the operation of brakes in vehicles, where friction between brake pads and rotors helps to slow down and stop the vehicle.