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Answer 1

They are biological, chemical and social responses, respectively.

Explanation:

Cellular stimuli may also include a chemical component, but refers specifically to the reaction of cell components to external contacts.

Chemical stimuli would be anything that uses a specific chemical as the agent that provokes a response. That includes both attractive and repulsive stimuli.

Behavioural stimuli are those requiring social cognition. They are the interactions of other members of a group that define social norms and actions.

In order of complexity of the organism, generally chemical stimuli are the simplest, followed by cellular stimuli, and finally behavioural stimuli as the most complex.