2011Academic Journal of Shaolin and TaijiRequires access

On the Phenomenon of Choking in Athletic Competitions

Rui Li

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This paper summarizes literature on the phenomenon of choking published in China in recent years. It analyzes the misunderstandings in the relations between choking and pressure, mal-performance in matches and faults, and also discusses the demerits of experimental study of choking, in hope of a tentative probe into the phenomenon of choking in sports competitions.

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This paper summarizes literature on the phenomenon of choking published in China in recent years. It analyzes the misunderstandings in the relations between choking and pressure, mal-performance in matches and faults, and also discusses the demerits of experimental study of choking, in hope of a tentative probe into the phenomenon of choking in sports competitions.

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This paper summarizes literature on the phenomenon of choking published in China in recent years. It analyzes the misunderstandings in the relations between choking and pressure, mal-performance in matches and faults, and also discusses the demerits of experimental study of choking, in hope of a tentative probe into the phenomenon of choking in sports competitions.

Key concepts: Choking, Phenomenon, Forensic engineering, Psychology, Medicine, Engineering, Epistemology, Philosophy

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