What stimuli cause you to sweat and cause your pupils to shrink?

Sweating is primarily triggered by heat, physical exertion, or emotional responses such as stress or anxiety, as the body regulates its temperature. Conversely, pupil constriction occurs in response to bright light or certain emotional states, like relaxation or focus, mediated by the parasympathetic nervous system. Both responses are part of the body's autonomic regulation to maintain homeostasis.