Physiology of Motivated Behaviors
The Yerkes-Dodson Law is a principle that describes the relationship between arousal and performance, suggesting that optimal performance occurs at an intermediate level of arousal. This law highlights that too little or too much arousal can hinder performance, providing insights into how motivation and stress influence behavior. It is an important concept in understanding human behavior, particularly in contexts related to motivation and learning.
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