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The sensation of _______ is a protective mechanism that makes us aware of tissue injury.
Arousal Hypothesis
A theory suggesting that there is an optimal level of arousal for optimal performance, with too little or too much arousal leading to decreased performance.
Spillover Effect
The phenomenon in which responses to one stimulus are influenced or transferred to another, synonymous context or aspect of life.
Spillover Effect
A situation where an event or phenomenon in one context causes effects to spread beyond its immediate boundaries into another context.
Two-factor Theory
A psychological theory that explains emotions as a result of physiological arousal and cognitive labeling of the cause of the arousal.
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