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Maya owes the credit card company $20,000, her adjustable rate mortgage has just gone up, and she has been out of work for three months. her husband of 15 years came home today to tell her that he is having an affair and wants a divorce. with that news, she collapsed and had to be taken to the emergency room. according to hans selye, in which stage of the general adaptation syndrome is she?

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