Emotions Affect Learning and Performing
The emotions and attitudes we experience before and during our performance influence our development. If we adopt a positive attitude […]
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The emotions and attitudes we experience before and during our performance influence our development. If we adopt a positive attitude […]
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Skiing serves as a dynamic canvas for the human ego, pushing the boundaries of the self through high-velocity engagement with
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Emotions are not merely passive mental states; they are bioenergetic catalysts designed to mobilize the human organism. At the intersection
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Emotional intelligence is the ability to know how to recognize and channel our emotions and thus be able to reflect
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In the past, psychology considered the human being as a purely rational being. Nowadays there is the consideration that emotions
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The emotions experienced when we ski are compound, that is, a sum of positive and negative emotions. Negative emotions restrict
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Emotions are not abstract mental phenomena; they are high-speed, survival-driven neural calculations orchestrated by complex subcortical and cortical networks. In
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Emotions are psychophysiological experiences that we go through as a result of our interaction with the environment, which directly influence
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Skiing is far more than a sport; it is an emotional rollercoaster where vulnerability and mastery coexist. In a matter
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Skiing serves as a profound catalyst for shifting affective states, abruptly altering a person’s core emotional baseline through extreme environmental
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