1. Work from sev-eral laboratories has suggested that emotional arousal plays a critical role in memory.

2. Moreover, visual input produces direct emotional arousal, which is the most potent neurochemical condition for learning and attitudinal change.

3. The person will have a high level of emotional arousal and be particularly sensitive to social influences which can affect arousal.

4. The affection of emotional arousal to amygdale, and the interaction among amygdale, medial temporal lobe and prefrontal cortex were specially emphasized.

5. Also, their cognitive theory of emotional arousal dominated for two decades.

6. Emotional arousal is an essential part of what we do.

7. Cops with limited working memory, and high emotional arousal, made more errors than cops with large working memory.

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8. Other triggers can include cold air, extreme emotional arousal such as anger or fear, and physical exercise.

9. These findings add considerable weight to the claims that emotional arousal is of causal significance to relapse.

10. The scientists then used brain imaging techniques to find that dopamine peaks along with emotional arousal.

11. That is an area of the brain connected with emotional arousal.

12. "She was turning them on," Yarbrough explains, "and that's a form of manipulation - using sexual or emotional arousal to distract the interviewer.

13. In short, if we are going to change cognitions, we need to have "hot cognitions" and that involves emotional arousal.

14. Results: With exploring factor analysis, 4 factors were extracted , i . e . Addictive Behavior, Emotional Arousal, Shame & amp ; Dissatisfaction and Dysfunction.

15. Methods: 38 university students participated in the study. They were provided with antisocial behavior materials that elicited different levels of emotional arousal.

16. In a previous study, Salimpoor and colleagues linked music-induced pleasure with a surge in intense emotional arousal, including changes in heart rate, pulse, breathing rate and other measurements.