Which of the following systems is most likely to be active when moderate physiological arousal occurs while approaching a member of the opposite sex?

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The Behavioral Activation System (BAS) is responsible for approach behavior in response to rewards or positive stimuli. When physiological arousal occurs while approaching a member of the opposite sex, it is likely due to the anticipation of positive outcomes, such as social approval or sexual attraction, which activates the BAS. The other systems listed are less relevant to this particular situation. The Behavioral Inhibition System (A) is associated with avoidance behavior in response to negative stimuli, while the Behavioral Attenuation System (C) is not a well-known psychological system. The Behavioral Attraction System (D) is not a recognized psychological system.

Which of the Following Systems Is Most Likely to Be