Coaches often have four immediate responses to competitive demands perceived as stressful: cognitive, affective, physiological, and behavioral, which, more often than not, negatively influence their coaching style.

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Coaches, like athletes, respond to competitive stress with cognitive (thoughts), affective (emotions), physiological (bodily reactions), and behavioral (actions) responses. These stress responses can negatively influence their coaching style by affecting decision-making, communication, and overall effectiveness.

Coaches Often Have Four Immediate Responses to Competitive Demands Perceived