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* The [[excited state]] of an atom |
* The [[excited state]] of an atom |
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* The [[excitation (magnetic)]] provided with an electrical generator or alternator |
* The [[excitation (magnetic)]] provided with an electrical generator or alternator |
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* in [[ethology]], provoking of the emotional state of excitement or [[agitation]] |
* in [[ethology]], provoking of the emotional state of excitement or [[Psychomotor agitation]] |
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**[[Psychomotor agitation]] |
**[[Psychomotor agitation]] |
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**[[threat display]] |
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Revision as of 16:36, 31 October 2010
Excitation or excitement can refer to:
- The excited state of an atom
- The excitation (magnetic) provided with an electrical generator or alternator
- in ethology, provoking of the emotional state of excitement or Psychomotor agitation
- Psychomotor agitation
- threat display
- sexual arousal
- see also endorphin
- An emotion of agitation (negative emotion) or arousal (positive emotion), or something that creates such a feeling
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