well,theres basicly 3 types.aggressive,assertive and passive.
the aggressive players are winners but would hit too hard to take another guy out.they are also very bad sports.they are self centered and arrogant.this would be the kind of guy who would get mad if you didnt throw him the ball everytime.in his mind,nobody else matters.
assertive players stay true.they realize they are on a team.they figure out how to get things done and give it thier best.they too win.thier stats are probably better than the aggressive types because they arent in the time out box all of the time.they are far more mature than the aggressive ones.
lastly,there are the passive players.they are largely over looked and under appreciated.thier whole experience is terrible.the only reason they are playing in the first place is because thier gym teacher made them.they get picked last.they have big brains but are non athletic.they have great ideas because,since nobody pays them any attention,they have a lot of time to analyze things.too bad nobody cares.even if they do get in and do get a pass sent thier way,they probably drop it anyway.however,if properly utilized a passive player could quickly become a great play maker or a secret wepon.
it depends what tpe of personalitly you have , in sport psychology there are two types , type A and type B. type a is when you are highly competative and hate failure , type b is when you are more relaxed , not as competative and motivated.
if you are type A , you are more likely to work harder , train harder , and perform to the best of your ability .. it can also cause problems if you overwork , it can cause health problems.
if you are type B , you are more likely to quit at a sport once it becomes less favourable and you become less motivated , this is bad if you play a team sport
Sometimes peoples personalities can change when they play sports.
It depends WHAT personality they are, if they have quite a boring personality, they wont necessarily love sports, fun jumpy personalities would usually love sport.
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The word 'fan' is short for 'fanatic'.
Chomsky separates competence and performance; he describes 'competence' as an idealized capacity that is located as a psychological or mental property or function and 'performance' as the production of actual utterances. In short, competence involves "knowing" the language and performance involves "doing" something with the language. The difficulty with this construct is that it is very difficult to assess competence without assessing performance. Inforfation Accessed from: http://www2.education.ualberta.ca/staff/olenka.Bilash/best%20of%20bilash/competencyperformance.html
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Identify your weaknesses and discuss how to turn them into strengths. Consider what goals you would like to accomplish in order to better yourself.
The short term effects of concentration are success over a short period of time in a specific sport. ye? safe
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they are not as good as water but give you energy for a short time
Overall positive if participating; if only watching mixed.
Benjamin Franklin said it best: it increaseth the desire, but decreaseth the performance.
When a performer starts to stops for a long or a short period of time there performance starts to go backwards and this means there performance is basically rubbish
Well the short explanation for this is they just do.
The 3 most common short term effects of the sun is sunburn, headache, and fatigue. The short term effects last from hours to several days.
Short term effects can be rashes, itchiness, dryness and sunburn.
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Stupidly, you have not elucidated as to exactly what "short term effects" you are asking about. This makes your question impossible to answer.