Social Behavior in the Mountain Environment
Social influence is a psychological process in which a person is influenced by the behavior, opinions, beliefs, or attitudes of […]
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Social influence is a psychological process in which a person is influenced by the behavior, opinions, beliefs, or attitudes of […]
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According to psychology professor Marvin Zuckerman, intense sensation seeking is the set of varied and complex sensations and experiences together
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The boundary between a safe descent and a hazardous incident is often determined not by technical skill, but by the
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Perceiving is the process of constructing a mental representation through sensory information as a means of maintaining contact with the
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Risk behavior is defined as the repeated search for danger in which the skier puts his existence or that of
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Aggressive behavior refers to intentionally doing something psychologically unpleasant to someone and is expressed as verbal aggression or physical violence.
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In psychology, the forces or tendencies of a person’s actions are called drives, i.e., the pushes to repeat patterns of
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“The biggest mistake a person can make is to be afraid of making a mistake” Elbert Hubbard. In the high-stakes
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Beyond the technical mechanics of a fall, skiing performance is often compromised by underlying psychological and behavioral patterns. Understanding “erroneous
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When making mistakes the problem does not lie in the mistake per se but in our attitude and not everyone
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