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Personality, Attention, Stress, and Muscle Tension: A Correlation Study, Quizzes of Sports Psychology

The connections between personality factors, attentional disruptions, stress level, and muscle tension. It defines each term and discusses how they are interrelated. Personality factors can lead to attentional disruptions and increased stress levels, which in turn can cause muscle tension. High stress levels can also result in more injuries related to sport or exercise due to muscle tension and coordination interference.

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Uploaded on 11/05/2014

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TERM 1
P.A.S.I.
DEFINITION 1
personality factorattentional disruptionstress levelincreased
muscle tension
TERM 2
personality factor
DEFINITION 2
not identified successfully
TERM 3
Attentional Disruption
DEFINITION 3
stress disrupts attention --> reducing peripheral attention -->
distraction
TERM 4
Stress Level
DEFINITION 4
High stress level in life --> more sport/exercise related injury
TERM 5
increased muscle tension
DEFINITION 5
high stress --> muscle tension/coordination interference
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TERM 1

P.A.S.I.

DEFINITION 1

personality factorattentional disruptionstress levelincreased

muscle tension

TERM 2

personality factor

DEFINITION 2

not identified successfully

TERM 3

Attentional Disruption

DEFINITION 3

stress disrupts attention --> reducing peripheral attention -->

distraction

TERM 4

Stress Level

DEFINITION 4

High stress level in life --> more sport/exercise related injury

TERM 5

increased muscle tension

DEFINITION 5

high stress --> muscle tension/coordination interference