The Role Of Aggression In Sports

Every athlete before the start of a game feel anxious, agitated, apprehensive of what might be happen unexpectedly. It is appropriate that these feelings grow up to be fearful to the point where people cannot fully realise their capabilities. Accept that anxiety is inevitable in the competition and know that they can deal with is an essential skill to recover the psychological control as a result of unexpected events or distractions. Overcoming fear is a natural human emotion that can be controlled. In competitive sports physical confrontation between players during the activity, in a dispute involving several athletes from many different walks of life, with different levels of learning in a cultural context, also often have different perception that they could not also be diversified the types of aggressive reactions in sport. This paper will use term aggressive, to highlight, the provision of an athlete (physical and mental), to achieve their goals. Here, the athlete …show more content…
At this stage, the cognitive and conscious process control, are blocked and the individual reacts aggressively, (impulsive) without thinking about the harmful consequences of their behavior. As an example, Jonathan who become aggressive in order to reach his goals (implicit aggression) begins to undergo the process of angry frustration and pain, for not achieving his goal, then starts to act aggressively driven by emotionally charged due to blocking normal cognitive processes and conscious.
Auto aggression
It happens because of feelings of guilt and frustration which the athlete runs the aggressive behaviour against him, intending to injure or harm themselves. According to Selassie, Wilson, Pickelsimer, Voronca, Williams and Edwards (2013), Jonathan for failing to win the football game pushed another person and as a result gained some injuries on the body.
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