Your mood is improved when you have extra stress hormones in the blood. true false

False.

Explanation:

When the brain registers a stress-threatening threat, it triggers the sympathetic nervous system, nerve branches that run alongside the spinal cord. The reaction is increased production of cortisol and adrenaline and norepinephrine by the adrenal glands, heartbeat and breathing accelerate, pressure rises and muscles contract.

These hormones are considered stress hormones and when released reduce the caliber of blood vessels and, in the long run, increase the risk of hypertension, cardiac arrhythmias, physiological problems and cause a bad mood for the individual. So we can say that your mood worsens when you have extra stress hormones in your blood.

my hamster died and my second hamster i got after that one died as well. i also lost two birds named rainbow and kiwi, (they didn't die, they flew off and escaped). i lost a cat named omi, and a dog named snoopie. the best way i got over it is, paying my respects, and just thinking that they were in a happy place. as well as just remembering but not thinking about it all the time, just do fun activities and try not to think about it too much. hope you feel better. i'm sorry about your loss. : (

answer; i believe that the answer is home chores,companionship and personal assistance;