The International Encyclopedia of Communication 2008
DOI: 10.1002/9781405186407.wbiece048
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Excitation and Arousal

Abstract: Common sense holds that exposure to media content can be associated with different levels of excitement and arousal (→ Exposure to Communication Content). The specific case of a thrilling movie well describes the type of stimuli that come to our mind when using the terms arousal and excitation in everyday language. From a psychological point of view, arousal is conceptualized in more general terms, as a state of alertness and physical excitation elicited by external or internal stimuli, which challenge an adap… Show more

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