The fact that arousal from exciting activities can be transmitted to feelings of lust provides support for the:

A) Coolidge effect.
B) two factor theory of love.
C) matching effect.
D) interdependence theory.

The two factor theory of love suggests that arousal from any source can be interpreted as attraction or love if the person is in a romantic or sexual setting with their partner. This means that feelings of excitement from a non-sexual activity can be misattributed as sexual arousal towards their partner. This supports the idea that emotions and physiological responses are often interdependent and can influence each other.