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The 15 pages that link to Arousal, each with the reason it gives.

• AttentionCompared with: Arousal affects readiness, while attention selects particular information.

• HibernationBroader topic: Periodic arousals punctuate hibernation and restore body temperature and function.

• DeliriumRelated: Changes in arousal help explain delirium’s shifts between alertness and reduced responsiveness.

• TorporRelated: Periodic arousals interrupt prolonged torpor and require substantial energy.

• ComaNarrower topic: Coma occurs when systems supporting wakefulness fail or are disrupted.

• MoodRelated: Mood can vary in energy as well as pleasantness.

• Relaxation techniqueRelated: Relaxation is commonly intended to lower excessive activation.

• Locus coeruleusRelated: Locus-coeruleus activity helps adjust alertness to changing demands.

• StimulantRelated: Increased arousal is one common effect of central nervous system stimulation.

• WakefulnessRelated: Arousal varies within wakefulness rather than defining it alone.

• HypopneaRelated: A hypopnea can end with an arousal even without a large oxygen drop.

• BoredomRelated: Low stimulation can make boredom feel like underactivation rather than mere dislike.

• LethargyRelated: Reduced arousal can make lethargy progress from sluggishness to difficulty staying awake.

• Audience effect (social psychology)Related: Several accounts explain audience effects through changes in arousal.

• Von Restorff effectRelated: Emotional or startling isolation may boost memory partly through arousal.