How are psychosomatic reactions to stress and actual physiological illness related?
What will be an ideal response?
For humans, various physical and psychological changes are observed with the repetitive stimuli of stress. Until the limit is reached, the harmful effects can be reversed. With an increase in intensity or duration of the stress beyond the individual's limit, the effects on the human become pathological.
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