During which stage of the general adaptation syndrome does the pituitary gland signal the adrenal glands to produce more adrenaline, noradrenaline, and cortisol with these stress hormones being dumped into the bloodstream with some bodily processes speeding up and others slowing down?
A) alarm reaction
B) activation stage
C) stage of resistance
D) defensive reaction

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The stage that describes the pituitary gland signaling the adrenal glands to produce more stress hormones and the bodily response to these hormones is the alarm reaction stage of the general adaptation syndrome.

During Which Stage of the General Adaptation Syndrome Does the Pituitary