It makes them think so much about the anxiety that they can think about the sport the are playing (I'm only 8).
Badly
It affects your concentration and the performance. If you're very anxious, you can not focus or concentrate on work, school, and sports.
well anxiety effects your over all performance. You would be a ball hog as it is called, but you would not be a good team mate
It is possible for anxiety to affect a student's performance. It could affect their ability to concentrate.
Yes,
Both arousal and anxiety affect performance but in opposite ways. A certain amount of arousal actually helps. It keeps you alert, focused and switched on. Athletes call this being in the zone. Your body is ready and your mind is sharp. But when arousal tips into anxiety, performance drops. Your muscles tighten, your mind starts overthinking and instead of just doing the thing, you start watching yourself do it. That self-monitoring is what breaks performance. The tricky part is that the body cannot tell the difference between excitement and anxiety. Both feel similar physically. The difference is what your mind does with it. People who perform well under pressure are not people who feel no anxiety. They are people who have learned to keep that nervous energy working for them rather than against them. Simple breathing, staying focused on the moment rather than the outcome, and having a routine all help bring the body back into the right zone. Too little arousal and you are not engaged enough. Too much anxiety and you are overwhelmed. The sweet spot in the middle is where performance happens.
Wearing jewelleries might affect sports performance because you might hit someone with that jewellery
Trait anxiety can significantly impact performance by creating a heightened state of worry and fear regarding potential outcomes. Individuals with high trait anxiety may experience increased physiological arousal and negative thoughts, which can impair focus, decision-making, and overall execution of skills. This can lead to underperformance in high-pressure situations, as anxiety can distract from the task at hand and diminish confidence. Ultimately, managing trait anxiety is crucial for optimizing performance across various domains, including sports and academics.
truly depends how you controll your anxiety
if you concentrate and don't swap mosquitoes you can do sports faster
Harder to breathe.
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