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What is the multiplier effect? How is the multiplier calculated?
Moderately Aroused
A state of being neither too relaxed nor too excited, often considered optimal for certain tasks or learning.
Motivated Behavior
Actions that are initiated or influenced by desires and needs, driving individuals towards certain goals.
Stomach Contractions
Involuntary movements of the stomach muscles that mix and propel contents through the digestive system, often associated with hunger.
Ventromedial Hypothalamus
A region of the hypothalamus associated with satiety, feeding behavior, and regulation of metabolism.
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