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Arousal of the Brain and Coping MechanismsThe challenges which the brain has to cope with present themselves in a variety of ways, perhaps as a poisonous snake in the grass, perhaps as the self-imposed drive to pass an important examination. In general, challenges fall into two groups (1.) those imposed from outside and (2.) those which are self-generated.