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Arousal and the Causation of Behaviour
Behaviour, 1974AbstractA. A number of very different meanings have been given to the term "arousal". These have here been distinguished as follows: (1a) Responsiveness. The likelihood at a particular moment that any one of a number of different stimuli will evoke the response appropriate to it if presented. (ib) Behavioural intensity.
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The American Journal of Psychology, 1982
Michael W. Eysenck, Mary Jean Lynch
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Michael W. Eysenck, Mary Jean Lynch
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The dimensions of rural tourism experience: impacts on arousal, memory, and satisfaction
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