Repetitive actions that regulate arousal by providing a mildly positive physical sensation are called
A) co-regulation.
B) self-comforting behavior.
C) self-distraction.
D) co-distraction.

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Repetitive actions that regulate arousal by providing a mildly positive physical sensation are called self-comforting behavior. This behavior helps to soothe oneself and regulates emotions. Choice A, co-regulation, involves two or more individuals regulating each other's emotions, while choice C, self-distraction, involves redirecting attention away from distressing stimuli. Choice D, co-distraction, is not a recognized term in psychology.

Repetitive Actions That Regulate Arousal by Providing a Mildly Positive