Description
Arousal theories have long sought to explain how cortical arousal and its downstream effects on a wide range of body systems function to affect personality, behavior, and health. In that effort, we must first distinguish between trait arousal and state arousal. The former refers to the individual’s typical or average level of arousal, and the latter indicates current arousal at a given moment. Both are influenced by a complex set of genetic factors that affect, among other things, structure of the reticular activating system and the limbic system, together with their neurotransmitter substrates. The phenotype for trait arousal then results when these genetic predispositions interact with specific aspects of early life experience.
Keywords
Arousal
Caffeine
Physiological
Behavioral
The Drug
Arousal Drug
Consumption of Caffeine
Pathological Effects
Pharmacological Properties
Neurophsysiological Effect
Cardiovascular Effects
Acute Cardiovascular Effects
Hemodynamics
The Multifactorial Model
Cardiovascular Pathology
Coronary Heart Disease
Blood Pressure Effects
Dietary Caffeine
Caffeine Consumption
Serum Lipids
Lipoproteins
MenstrualReproductive Effects
Menstrual Endocrinology
Pathology
Caffeine
Physiology
PMS
Female Fertility
Mood
Psychopathology
Effects of Caffeine
Clinical Features
Diagnosis
Treatment
Black Teas
Green Teas
Health Risks
Caffeine
Physiology
Pathology
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