Learning Theories – Part 2
Learning is a dynamic, lifelong process that reshapes how we interact with the world. Learning theories provide the essential frameworks […]
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Learning is a dynamic, lifelong process that reshapes how we interact with the world. Learning theories provide the essential frameworks […]
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There are several theories about learning and, even if there are differences between them, there is a tendency to supplement
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The psychology of learning is a field of psychology that studies the learning process, in our case, how we can
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Choking under pressure is defined as diminishing our own abilities in circumstances where the pressure to perform well increases or,
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Generally, in managing stressful situations in skiing, we tend to use different strategies that vary in time and in each
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Coping is about what we do to alleviate situational stress, that is, the ability to manage challenging, threatening or dangerous
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We often speak of trauma as something we “get over,” but for many skiers, the past is never truly in
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A trauma is a non-daily condition in which our physical integrity was in danger and was experienced with intense emotion
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The mountain environment is a landscape of radical extremes, where the line between exhilaration and existential threat is defined by
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When skiing it is natural to present biological stress, that is to say, responses of our organism to adapt to
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