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Why the heart rates of different people are different when exposed to the same fight or flight stimulus or to the same physical activity even though their resting heart rates are ident?
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∙ 11y ago
It's kind of hard to explain but I'll try:
It might be because they identify it as not a threat, causing them to react less (closer to normal heart rate) or they could realize it is a threat, causing their heart to beat faster.
Also, some people seem to always be on edge and jumpy, like if you move suddenly they jump three feet in the air.
Physical activity might be because they are already used to it, their body has adjusted and it doesn't affect them as much.
This might not help much, but oh well, I tried.
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Why are the heart rates of different people different when exposed tto he same fight or flight stimulus or to the same physical activity even though their resting heart rates are identical?
It could be one person has already been exposed to that same fight or flight scenario and learned it was not a threat to their well being.
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