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How does arousal theory explain motivation?

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How does arousal theory explain motivation?

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A part of the arousal theory is the Yerkes-Dodson law. This states that simple tasks require a high level of arousal to get the motivation to do them, while difficult tasks require low arousal to get the proper motivation.

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