The effect of group cohesion on competitive state anxiety

Article Abstract:

A study of the effect of group cohesion on competitive state anxiety (A-state) shows a positive relation between the two. The results reveal that this relationship is influenced by the perceptions of psychological costs connected with membership on cohesive teams. The study also reveals that this relationship is not affected by the perception of the psychological advantages of cohesiveness.

Psychological aspects, Influence, Anxiety, Social groups

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Motor performance as a function of audience affability and metaknowledge

Article Abstract:

The performance of skill acquired with minimal metaknowledge is examined with the presence of supportive audiences. To conduct the examination a table tennis shot was learned with either a greater or a lesser bank of explicit task knowledge.

Science & research, Health aspects, Learning ability

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