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The Stress Is Unbearable, I Hope it Lasts: Case Studies in Reversal Theory
The relationship between stress and performance in sport is a central topic of investigation for sport psychology and has been quantitatively explored in depth over the last 3 decades. The ability to cope effectively with stress is suggested to be one of the most important determinants in athletic p
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