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Why is biological arousal significant in psychology?

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Biological drives, states of readiness that motivate an action, created by a biological need.

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Why is biological arousal significant in psychology?.

A.It affects only physical health
B.It influences emotional and behavioral responses
C.It has no impact on behavior
D.It is only relevant in clinical settings

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Biological Arousal

Biological arousal refers to the state of physiological activation, which can be high or low depending on the activation of the sympathetic or parasympathetic nervous systems.

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