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define arousal

the intensity of our motivation

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what are the 2 types of arousal

somatic (physiological)

cognitive

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what are examples of somatic arousal

increased heart rate, sweating

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what are examples of cognitive arousal

increased anxiety, fear of failing 

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what are the 3 theories of arousal

drive theory

inverted u theory

catastrophe theory

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define drive theory

linear relationship

<p>linear relationship </p>
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define inverted u theory

optimum arousal level then reduction in performance

<p>optimum arousal level then reduction in performance</p>
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define catastrophe theory

optimum arousal then significant decrease in performance

<p>optimum arousal then significant decrease in performance</p>
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what is a peak flow experience

This is when athletes achieve optimum performance. It is a feeling

when almost nothing can go wrong.