Research on the Relationship Between Physiological Arousal and Performance Has

question 10

Multiple Choice

Research on the relationship between physiological arousal and performance has determined that

• A)as arousal increases, performance always tends to increase
• B)as arousal increases, performance increases to a point, but after that, further arousal serves to decrease performance
• C)as arousal increases, performance decreases to a point, but after that, further arousal serves to increase performance
• D)there is no relationship between arousal and performance

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