Which of the following are the three parts of Hans Selye's general adaptation syndrome?

This choice does not accurately represent Selye's model. While perception and response can be components of how individuals react to stress, recovery is not defined as a stage in the general adaptation syndrome. The GAS specifically outlines stages that focus on physiological responses rather than cognitive or emotional processes.

Similar to option A, this choice emphasizes cognitive processes rather than the physiological stages outlined by Selye. The terms "perception" and "interpretation" refer to how stressors are cognitively processed, while "flight" suggests a behavioral response that is not included in Selye's framework. The GAS focuses on the body's adaptations to stress rather than mental interpretations.

This option uses terms that imply changes in behavior or coping strategies but does not reflect the specific stages of Selye's general adaptation syndrome. Selye's stages focus on physiological responses to stress, rather than behavioral adaptations or modifications, making this choice incorrect.