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Neurofeedback Training Protocols in Sports: A Systematic Review of Recent Advances in Performance, Anxiety, and Emotional Regulation. [PDF]
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Effects of social support on music performance anxiety among university music students: chain mediation of emotional intelligence and self-efficacy. [PDF]
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The influence of music performance anxiety on career expectations of early musical career students: self-efficacy as a moderator. [PDF]
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Sexual Medicine Reviews, 2020
Sexual performance anxiety (SPA) is one of the most prevalent sexual complaints; yet, no diagnosis is recognized for either gender. Thus, research into treatment has been minimal.Review the prevalence of SPA and its relation to sexual dysfunctions and anxiety disorders. Compare SPA to (non-sexual) performance anxiety and social anxiety (PA/SA).
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Sexual performance anxiety (SPA) is one of the most prevalent sexual complaints; yet, no diagnosis is recognized for either gender. Thus, research into treatment has been minimal.Review the prevalence of SPA and its relation to sexual dysfunctions and anxiety disorders. Compare SPA to (non-sexual) performance anxiety and social anxiety (PA/SA).
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L'Encéphale, 2020
In the world of sport, athletes and their trainers see competitive emotions and, in particular, performance anxiety as one of the most important factors likely to influence the outcome of a sports competition. These emotions attract such vast interest because even today they continue to raise many questions.
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In the world of sport, athletes and their trainers see competitive emotions and, in particular, performance anxiety as one of the most important factors likely to influence the outcome of a sports competition. These emotions attract such vast interest because even today they continue to raise many questions.
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2020
This chapter looks into the shame and anxiety that many would-be Buryat speakers feel in either not controlling Buryat at all or in not controlling the literary standard. It talks about individuals that are racialized as Buryat that expect others to be invested in the continuation of Buryat language and culture and to demonstrate their ethnonational ...
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This chapter looks into the shame and anxiety that many would-be Buryat speakers feel in either not controlling Buryat at all or in not controlling the literary standard. It talks about individuals that are racialized as Buryat that expect others to be invested in the continuation of Buryat language and culture and to demonstrate their ethnonational ...
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Scientific American, 2005
This article examines how, in battles over issues from affirmative action to workplace discrimination, educators, political theorists and activists are relying on Stanford University social psychologist Claude Steele's studies on "stereotype threat" to argue for policies that might make access to jobs and education fair for everyone.
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This article examines how, in battles over issues from affirmative action to workplace discrimination, educators, political theorists and activists are relying on Stanford University social psychologist Claude Steele's studies on "stereotype threat" to argue for policies that might make access to jobs and education fair for everyone.
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2023
This chapter provides an overview of William Shakespeare as someone who understood the difference between literary and technical performance. It showcases how professionalism provokes performance anxiety and stifles critical thought. Moreover, the perfectionist anxieties that authors face may be understood as a form of performance anxiety.
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This chapter provides an overview of William Shakespeare as someone who understood the difference between literary and technical performance. It showcases how professionalism provokes performance anxiety and stifles critical thought. Moreover, the perfectionist anxieties that authors face may be understood as a form of performance anxiety.
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Australian Feminist Studies, 2015
Drawing on the narratives of 23 un(der)employed trans women residing in Ontario, British Columbia, Canada and Washington State in the USA, this article explores the connections between affect, gender and labour in post-Fordist society. Post-Fordism is characterised in part by the putting to work of immaterial labour.
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Drawing on the narratives of 23 un(der)employed trans women residing in Ontario, British Columbia, Canada and Washington State in the USA, this article explores the connections between affect, gender and labour in post-Fordist society. Post-Fordism is characterised in part by the putting to work of immaterial labour.
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