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    The document discusses research showing that anxiety levels rise in the days and minutes before a competition begins, peaking right before the start. However, anxiety then drops off sharply once the competition starts, as the focus shifts to the task at hand. Most people agree this accurately reflects their own experiences with pre-competition nerves and the relief of starting an event.

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    The document discusses research showing that anxiety levels rise in the days and minutes before a competition begins, peaking right before the start. However, anxiety then drops off sharply once the competition starts, as the focus shifts to the task at hand. Most people agree this accurately reflects their own experiences with pre-competition nerves and the relief of starting an event.

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    Describe your understanding (in your own words) about the author’s description (based
    upon research) about changes in anxiety in the days and minutes leading up to the start of a
    competition and in the moments after it begins. (See the text on pages 162 and 163, and see
    figure 7.3 on page 164). Do you agree or disagree with this description? Thinking back over
    your life, please write a one-page, double-spaced essay using examples from your
    experience to illustrate your agreement or disagreement with the findings.The post about-
    anxiety-and-arousal first appeared on Term Paper Tutors.

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