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Narda was taking a walk at dusk, when she heard footsteps behind her. As she increased her pace, so too did the pace of the footsteps. With no one else around her, Narda broke into a sprint and ducked into the first open store she found until the threat had passed. Which characteristics would best describe Narda's physiological state as she was avoiding the footsteps?

▸ Faster digestion, pupil dilation, increased heart rate

▸ Decreased heart rate, increased sweating, decreased urine production

▸ Pupil constriction, decreased respiration, increased heart rate

▸ Decreased digestion, increased sweating, increased respiration

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