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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

2 ) Overstimulation This often occurs when a well - meaning admirer pets a cat " for just one second too long , " she saysresultingin over - arousal

decreasing the intensity of greeting and playto preventover - arousal

Size - Larger picturescausemore arousal

The Highly Sensitive Nervous System - The Captains Lady Over stimulation of the senses ( sight , sound , smell , taste , or touchcausesover - arousal

performance anxietyleadingto over arousal

events of environmentswill triggerover - arousal

We will also monitor play with toys and treats carefullyto preventover arousal

Performers become more self - conscious at homecausingover - arousal

Do not allow dogs to play together before the class outside or inside the venuecan causeover arousal

A negative reaction of a person to stressoften leadingto over arousal

regular bouts of stress or frustrationleadto over - arousal

to understand what stress and anxiety are and how they are ' a negative reaction of a performer to stressleadingto over arousal

Dogs who are playing politely ... a kind of self - imposed doggy time - outpreventsover arousal

The greater challenge of completing tasks ( possibly under deadlines ) on a goal - directed sitecreatesmore arousal

Too much thinkingcan causeover - arousal

Information overloadcausesover - arousal

activitiescauseover - arousal

trigger stackingleadsto over arousal

the anticipationCould ... causeover arousal

a low threshold for sensory input ( and emotions of otherscan leadto over arousal

not just external stimulationleadsto over - arousal

They need a time - out frequentlyto preventover - arousal

withdraw from the conflictto preventfurther arousal

It may help to keep a diary where you can record how he behaves in certain situations , what seemsto triggerover arousal

noises and situationswould have provokedover arousal

too much vestibular stimulationcan leadto over arousal

then they would activate this other brain center morewould ... causemore arousal

eg uncertainty about the futurecan createover - arousal

decrease the frequencies that are too fastcausingover arousal

Put simplistically , music with a march - like rhythm ( " binary metrecausesmore arousal

the “ something elsecan ... causeover - arousal

These unitscan createmore than - arousal

needless worries(passive) caused byover - arousal

Individuals with Inward orientation tendto be seton arousal

As we know , blood flow to the reproductive organsresultsin greater arousal

As music gets louder , faster or more raucouscreatesmore arousal

Our continued experience of negative emotions like anger and frustration ... the result of our perception of the emotioncan causemore arousal

whereas seeing IAPS stimuli involves more emotion evocation ( Britton et al . , 2006resultingin more arousal

perhaps physical contacttriggersover - arousal

orderto preventover arousal

the category of behaviors(passive) caused bythe category of behaviors

to a degradation in performance ... but importantly , under - arousal can have a similar influencecan leadto a degradation in performance ... but importantly , under - arousal can have a similar influence

to as many problem behaviors as boredomcan leadto as many problem behaviors as boredom

in hyperactivitymay resultin hyperactivity

Fatigue(passive) is caused byFatigue

to better performanceleadsto better performance

to pulling on leash or even reactive barking , chasing , and lunging at things going pastcan leadto pulling on leash or even reactive barking , chasing , and lunging at things going past

from an external stimulation ( e.g. strong lights , loud noises , and overwhelmingly social setting ) or internal dysfunction ( e.g. anxiety , tensioncan resultfrom an external stimulation ( e.g. strong lights , loud noises , and overwhelmingly social setting ) or internal dysfunction ( e.g. anxiety , tension

to conflictleadingto conflict

to frustration , anxiety and impaired performancecan leadto frustration , anxiety and impaired performance

in poor recall performanceresultingin poor recall performance

dogs to rush around in ways that scare other dogs and the arousal can spill into aggressioncan causedogs to rush around in ways that scare other dogs and the arousal can spill into aggression

the HSP to withdraw from normal daily activities and adopt a lifestyle that is less stressful , more hidden , quiet , and controlledcan causethe HSP to withdraw from normal daily activities and adopt a lifestyle that is less stressful , more hidden , quiet , and controlled

to further damage I Hippocampus and amygdala 0may leadto further damage I Hippocampus and amygdala 0

attained by fast presentation rates of stimulican causeattained by fast presentation rates of stimuli

in this hugely objectionable behaviourresultsin this hugely objectionable behaviour

to stress and prevents a dog from being able to think clearlyleadsto stress and prevents a dog from being able to think clearly

in sleep fragmentationresultin sleep fragmentation

to more skin conductivityleadsto more skin conductivity

to oppositionality and avoidancemay leadto oppositionality and avoidance

to not participating in activities with others that you might have enjoyed in other circumstancesmay leadto not participating in activities with others that you might have enjoyed in other circumstances

laughter ( Berlyne 1960to causelaughter ( Berlyne 1960

to more cue leakage.5 Multiple choice questions likelihood of anticipated resistance ethos intimacy resistance dominancesmaller requests ... the appearance of the reason giving is sufficient , for larger requestleadsto more cue leakage.5 Multiple choice questions likelihood of anticipated resistance ethos intimacy resistance dominancesmaller requests ... the appearance of the reason giving is sufficient , for larger request

to a number of symptoms including : elevation in blood pressure , increased heart rate , heart palpitations , dizziness , headaches , shortness of breath , and chest painmay leadto a number of symptoms including : elevation in blood pressure , increased heart rate , heart palpitations , dizziness , headaches , shortness of breath , and chest pain

in decreasingwill resultin decreasing

to a deterioration in performanceleadsto a deterioration in performance

insomnia in those suffering from PTSDcausesinsomnia in those suffering from PTSD

to fast heart rate and higher blood pressure , jitters and poor sleep patternsleadingto fast heart rate and higher blood pressure , jitters and poor sleep patterns

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