Which nervous system is involved with mild, unpleasant stimulation?
Correct answer: D. Sympathetic
- A. Parasympathetic
- B. Central
- C. Peripheral
- D. Sympathetic
Explanation
The sympathetic nervous system becomes active during unpleasant or threatening stimulation, increasing arousal and preparing the body for action. The parasympathetic system generally supports rest and recovery.
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