The phrase "arousing power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability to evoke strong emotions or reactions, often in a literary or artistic sense.
Example: "The film's arousing power left the audience in tears, captivated by the raw emotion displayed on screen."
Alternatives: "evocative strength" or "stirring influence".
Contrarily, subject reported a reduced arousing power for sadness and partially for disgust, fact that may explain the concomitant reduced EMG, SCR and HR values.
These variations may mark a psychophysiological response in case of a high arousing situations, since relevant (with arousing power) stimuli seem to produce and reinforce a coherent psychophysiological behavior.
Moreover, the variation in term of arousing power (high vs. low) may determine the different impact of the emotional cues, since perception of a high arousal generally induces a consistent HR increasing independently from the stimulus valence.
However, more generally the modulation of psychophysiological measures was mainly related to arousing power more than to valence, since independently from the valence, the stimuli rated as high arousing (anger, fear, surprise and happiness) were able to induce a more significant and coherent emotional response.
Thus, the two dimensions of pleasure and arousal explain the majority of the emotional experience and subjective judgment, and the increased perception of emotional significance of a stimulus in term of valence may increase the perception of its arousing power [ 17].
Previous assumptions should be strengthened by the following hypotheses: 1) Faces evaluated as more negative or positive in term of valence and arousing power should elicit more intense responses, being the subjects more engaged with the stimulus, whereas neutral stimuli should be less involving and intense, and, consequently, differ in affective rating from emotional stimuli.
An official is abusing his power and making a defenseless citizen's life miserable, and Abe, his sense of justice as well as his feeling of power aroused, decides to take direct action.
The later 18th-century policy of reducing their power aroused Durrānī resistance and served as one of the principal causes of the 18th- and early 19th-century civil wars.
But from this I think you could assume that: I'm aroused by dramatic power imbalances, like you know uh, doctors n' shit, and there's a little dose of exhibitionism in there too.
Some savvy internet users understand the power of digital media in arousing suspicion and mistrust among less digitally literate audiences.
Dominance and submission (D/s) is based on the premise that a willing exchange of power can be a gratifying and arousing experience for both parties.
