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Analyzing Physiological Stress Responses
A student is preparing for final exams. Initially, they feel a surge of energy and focus, allowing them to study for long hours. After two weeks of intense, non-stop studying and high pressure, they fall ill with a bad cold immediately after their last exam. Based on your understanding of the body's hormonal response to stress, explain the likely reason for both the initial energy boost and the subsequent illness.
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Analyzing Physiological Stress Responses