Stress as a Physiological Stressor (Body's Indiscriminate Response)
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A framework explaining that the body's physiological stress response does not distinguish between physical threat, psychological stress, social stress, or exercise intensity. All forms of stress activate identical sympathetic responses (elevated heart rate, blood pressure, altered metabolism), making stress-induced heart rate elevation indistinguishable from exercise-intensity-driven elevation.
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