Physiological mechanisms of the anxiety-sport performance relationship suggest

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All the options provided are true and reflect different aspects of how anxiety can affect sports performance. Increased muscle tension (A) and impaired coordination (B) can negatively impact precision tasks and overall movement efficiency. Conversely, a certain level of increased anxiety might temporarily boost power for gross motor movements (C), though this is context-dependent. High levels of anxiety can also increase the risk of injury (D), likely due to a combination of factors including compromised attention, increased muscle tension, and potentially risky decision-making.

Physiological Mechanisms of the Anxiety-Sport Performance Relationship Suggest