If the gate theory of pain perception Is true, how does chronic stress affect our perception of pain?
A. It opens the "pain gate," increasing pain.
B. It closes the "pain gate," increasing pain.
C. It competes with touch receptors in a painful area to reduce pain.
D. It competes with pain receptors in a painful area to increase pain.
Answer: A
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