Meanings of emotional arousal in English

The amygdala has been implicated in emotional arousal and in the regulation of sleep.

Plus, they say it's absurd to think spikes in teenagers' emotional arousal necessarily correspond to learning.

These parameters provide measures of emotional arousal and show the autonomic adaptation to others' social cues.

Outside the scanner, they rated the intensity of emotional arousal (salience) of each presented picture.

Converus believes that emotional arousal manifests itself in telltale eye motions and behaviors when a person lies.

Verapamil in particular, moderated emotional arousal, the vasoconstrictive response and reduced cardiac load without lowering cardiac output demands.

The modulation of anxiety-like behaviour by eCBs in the BLA was strictly dependent on the environmental-associated emotional arousal.

The objective of this study was to investigate normal age-related changes in the neural substrates of emotional arousal processing.

We examined whether changes in emotional arousal state would influence the ability of acute eCB manipulations within the BLA to modulate anxiety.

Conversely, when the level of emotional arousal increased, local eCB manipulation was ineffective in the modulation of the emotional arousal-induced anxiety response.

This study represents the first of its kind to clearly dissociate how aging affects the neural correlates of emotional arousal and valence.

Conclusions & inferences: IBS patients have abnormal local synchronization of spontaneous brain activity in regions involved in visceral afferent processing, emotional arousal, and cognitive modulation.