An athlete's arousal level refers to

a. how well rested the athlete is before competition.
b. the "mind-set" of the athlete in reference to competition and intensity of the exercise or sport.
c. the methods by which the athlete prepared him/herself for competition.
d. the type of equipment the athlete uses during competition.

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