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Question Answered step-by-step 1. What is choking and when does choking likely to occur in sports?… 1. What is choking and when does choking likely to occur in sports?2. What is the role of dispositional self-consciousness in choking susceptibility?3. What is meant by the term “ironic mental process”?4. Identify the potential strategies in reducing choking in sports.  5. How might the expectancies of a coach impact both positively and negatively on an athlete’s performance? 6. What are the characteristics of an athlete that may cause a successful coach to have high expectations and why? 7. How might the appearance of an athlete influence their opponent’s perception of future success of the athlete and why? Social Science Psychology SS 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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