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in a decrease of aggression ( Baron , & Richardson , 1994can also resultin a decrease of aggression ( Baron , & Richardson , 1994

to aggression toward other dogs , pets or people , or major destructioncan leadto aggression toward other dogs , pets or people , or major destruction

to an energized state which drives a person to complete the taskleadsto an energized state which drives a person to complete the task

pleased alsocan causepleased also

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to social facilitation from : distraction conflict theory in the oxford dictionary of sports science & medicineleadsto social facilitation from : distraction conflict theory in the oxford dictionary of sports science & medicine

from respiratory eventsresultingfrom respiratory events

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a narrowing of attention , which makes the aroused organism more sensitive to central information ... but less sensitive to encoding material presented at the peripherycausesa narrowing of attention , which makes the aroused organism more sensitive to central information ... but less sensitive to encoding material presented at the periphery

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to a coma and respiratory arrestcan leadto a coma and respiratory arrest

to social sharingleadsto social sharing

the same physical reactions(passive) are caused bythe same physical reactions

panic / anxietytriggeredpanic / anxiety

from general anxietyresultingfrom general anxiety

memory formation and a desire to acttriggersmemory formation and a desire to act

from respiratory event related arousal ( TRERA ) and treatment event related arousal ( TERAresultingfrom respiratory event related arousal ( TRERA ) and treatment event related arousal ( TERA

to temporary insomniacan leadto temporary insomnia

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from health - related anxietyresultingfrom health - related anxiety

the relationship between attitude - behavior conflict and attitude change(passive) is influenced bythe relationship between attitude - behavior conflict and attitude change

to anxiety anger and impulsive behavior and outburstsleadsto anxiety anger and impulsive behavior and outbursts

them to seek out ameliorative means through the abused drug or behaviourcausesthem to seek out ameliorative means through the abused drug or behaviour

to fragmentation of sleep and ... in turn ... to shortening of the deep - sleepleadsto fragmentation of sleep and ... in turn ... to shortening of the deep - sleep

in an increase in the tension of the muscles within the body of an individualmight resultin an increase in the tension of the muscles within the body of an individual

blood to rush into the lips , making them appear redder and fullercausesblood to rush into the lips , making them appear redder and fuller

you to think less clearly  Reduced explicit / increased implicit cognitioncausesyou to think less clearly  Reduced explicit / increased implicit cognition

Best task performance occurssomewhere in the middle.In the work place(passive) is ... influencedBest task performance occurssomewhere in the middle.In the work place

to more productive results ... or instead cross over into the harmful stress categoryleadsto more productive results ... or instead cross over into the harmful stress category

to increased parasympathetic activity ( e.g. decreased heart rate , blood pressure , respiratory rate ) [ 7,59leadingto increased parasympathetic activity ( e.g. decreased heart rate , blood pressure , respiratory rate ) [ 7,59

the ER visit , which means a short hospital stay and then booted out before really readypromptsthe ER visit , which means a short hospital stay and then booted out before really ready

to concomitant insomnia that may be usefully addressed by cognitive behavior therapycontributesto concomitant insomnia that may be usefully addressed by cognitive behavior therapy

These reactions ... the subconscious activation of various systems within your brain to protect you and ensure survival(passive) are caused byThese reactions ... the subconscious activation of various systems within your brain to protect you and ensure survival

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closely parallel fluctuations in the activity of the noradrenergic neurons of the locus coeruleus ( Aston - Jones and Cohen 2005(passive) influenced byclosely parallel fluctuations in the activity of the noradrenergic neurons of the locus coeruleus ( Aston - Jones and Cohen 2005

to increased muscle tension and muscular pain , which can subsequently function as reminders of traumatic experiences , which in turn elicit further PTSD re - experiencing reactions ( Carty , O'Donnell , Evans , Kazantzis , & Creamer , 2011 ; Liedl et al . , 2010 ; Sharp & Harvey , 2001leadsto increased muscle tension and muscular pain , which can subsequently function as reminders of traumatic experiences , which in turn elicit further PTSD re - experiencing reactions ( Carty , O'Donnell , Evans , Kazantzis , & Creamer , 2011 ; Liedl et al . , 2010 ; Sharp & Harvey , 2001