Cardiac activity increases in "threat" appraisal, circulating more blood through the body, but decreases in "challenge" appraisal.

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Both "threat" and "challenge" appraisals can increase cardiac activity, but the physiological responses and perceptions differ. In a "challenge" state, the body is more prepared and efficient, while in a "threat" state, the response may be less efficient and more stress-inducing.

Cardiac Activity Increases in "Threat" Appraisal, Circulating More Blood Through