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„Są pewne dowody, że proporcje między uwalnianą adrenaliną a noradrenaliną są różne, zależnie od uwarunkowań emocjonalnych; lęk wpływa na wzrost adrenaliny we krwi, złość natomiast powoduje wzrost noradrenaliny.” 

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