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The level of arousal at which a performer achieves their highest performance level.

The arousal level beneath this peak is their optimal arousal — the amount of arousal needed for their best performance.

The level of arousal at which a performer achieves their best performance.

When describing the relationship, include both stages: performance increases towards optimal arousal, then decreases beyond it.

High optimal arousal does not mean maximum possible arousal: becoming over-aroused can still reduce performance.

The level of arousal at which a performer achieves their highest performance level.

The arousal level beneath this peak is their optimal arousal — the amount of arousal needed for their best performance.

The level of arousal at which a performer achieves their best performance.

When describing the relationship, include both stages: performance increases towards optimal arousal, then decreases beyond it.

High optimal arousal does not mean maximum possible arousal: becoming over-aroused can still reduce performance.

Optimal arousal