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    When a person experiences test anxiety, their nervous system and endocrine system are both triggered. The hypothalamus signals the pituitary gland to release hormones that increase cortisol levels, mobilizing energy sources. Cortisol released over time in response to repeated stress can lead to miscommunication between the immune and stress response systems, resulting in mental and physical issues like fatigue, depression, and metabolic disorders. Neurotransmitters like serotonin are also released when the brain senses threats, playing a role in the anxiety response.

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    When a person experiences test anxiety, their nervous system and endocrine system are both triggered. The hypothalamus signals the pituitary gland to release hormones that increase cortisol levels, mobilizing energy sources. Cortisol released over time in response to repeated stress can lead to miscommunication between the immune and stress response systems, resulting in mental and physical issues like fatigue, depression, and metabolic disorders. Neurotransmitters like serotonin are also released when the brain senses threats, playing a role in the anxiety response.

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    When a person experiences test anxiety, their nervous system and endocrine system are both triggered. The hypothalamus signals the pituitary gland to release hormones that increase cortisol levels, mobilizing energy sources. Cortisol released over time in response to repeated stress can lead to miscommunication between the immune and stress response systems, resulting in mental and physical issues like fatigue, depression, and metabolic disorders. Neurotransmitters like serotonin are also released when the brain senses threats, playing a role in the anxiety response.

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    When a person experiences test anxiety, their nervous system and endocrine system are both triggered. The hypothalamus signals the pituitary gland to release hormones that increase cortisol levels, mobilizing energy sources. Cortisol released over time in response to repeated stress can lead to miscommunication between the immune and stress response systems, resulting in mental and physical issues like fatigue, depression, and metabolic disorders. Neurotransmitters like serotonin are also released when the brain senses threats, playing a role in the anxiety response.

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    Neural Transmission

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    Spinal Cord
    Test Anxiety and The
    Endocrine System Test Anxiety and The
    Nervous System
    WHEN THE BODY TRIGGERS STRESS AND ANXIETY,
    THE BRAIN’S HYPOTHALAMUS TELLS THE
    Thyroid gland
    PITUITARY GLAND TO CREATE A HORMONE TO RAISE WHEN SOMEONE EXPERIENCES TEST ANXIETY,
    THE LEVELS OF CORTISOL IN THE BODY. CORTISOL Thymus THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IS TRIGGERED BY
    MOBILIZES GLUCOSE AND FATTY ACIDS FROM THE RELEASING HORMONES RELATED TO STRESS
    LIVER, PROVIDING A DAILY CYCLE OF ENERGY. A ALONG WITH CHEMICALS THAT ARE ALSO
    RAPID INCREASE IN CORTISOL OVER TIME CAN RELEASED WHEN THE BRAIN TRIGGERS A
    CREATE MISCOMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE THREATENING SITUATION. AN EXAMPLE OF A
    IMMUNE SYSTEM AND THE HYPOTHALAMIC-
    PITUITARY-ADRENAL AXIS, THE MAIN DRIVER IOF Pancreas CHEMICAL THAT IS RELEASED IS CORTISOL,
    WHICH OVERTIME CAN PLAY A ROLE IN
    THE ENDOCRINE STRESS RESPONSE. EVENTUALLY
    CREATING MANY MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ISSUES Adrenal glands WEIGHT GAIN AFTER REPEATED STRESS.
    WITHIN THE BODY, INCLUDING CHRONIC FATIGUE,
    DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, AND OTHER METABOLIC
    DISORDERS.

    Peripheral Nerves
    Testes/ovaries
    Brain Function and
    THE MESSENGER OF Test Anxiety
    NEUROLOGIC INFORMATION:
    Peripheral nerves
    THERE ARE DIFFERENT TYPES OF
    NEUROTRANSMITTERS THAT PLAY A
    ROLE IN TEST ANXIETY, ONE
    INCLUDES SEROTONIN THAT IS
    ACTIVATED WHEN FEAR AND STRESS
    ARE PRESENT.

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