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What is a good sentence with sudden?
I was startled by a sudden noise.
Why does Robert react to the noise at the party the way he does?
When you get use to noise, you will less likely react when the noise occurs
What is a palindrome that is a synonym of sudden noise?
A palindrome that is a synonym of "sudden noise" is "pop," as it reads the same forwards and backwards.
What is a 5 letter word sudden noise letter c?
Crash is a 5-letter word that can refer to "a sudden noise".
What is a bang?
A bang is a sudden loud percussive noise, or a strike upon an object causing that noise.
In the story grandpa fights the ostrich why did the ostrich react to all the noise?
becuase all the noise hit him back.
What is a natural occurring stimulus that leads to an involuntary response?
stimulus discrimination
What do you call people who are disturbed by loud vacuum noises?
Hypervigilance is the state of responding in an exaggerated manner to sudden stimuli. Hypervigilant people are in a state of higher stress than normal, and react more strongly when a sudden noise startles them. Often, this response is caused by previous trauma such as being in a war or being abused as a child.
If you are startled by a sudden loud noise your nervous system is activated.?
When you hear a sudden loud noise, your nervous system responds immediately, activating the fight-or-flight response. This triggers the sympathetic branch, releasing adrenaline and other stress hormones, which prepare your body for rapid action. Physiological changes occur, such as increased heart rate and heightened alertness, allowing you to react quickly to potential danger. This automatic response is a crucial survival mechanism.
How did most investors react in a sudden stock fall in 1929?
they pledged their stocks as collateral.
How did most investors react to a sudden fall in stock in 1929?
They raced to sell their stocks
Which law explains why a person in a quiet room is more startled by a knock at the door than a person in?
The phenomenon can be explained by the concept of sensory adaptation and the principles of signal detection theory. In a quiet room, a person's auditory system is more sensitive to sudden sounds due to the lack of background noise, making them more likely to perceive and react to the knock as a significant stimulus. Conversely, in a louder environment, the background noise can mask sudden sounds, leading to a diminished startle response.
