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Expertly Selected by Dr. John F Murray Why do people suddenly ‘get into’ football during the World Cup? People’s behavior during the World Cup is very interesting for us psychologists, as we can see many examples of the theories we use in action. Social identities are aspects of our personality that relate in some way […]

The Psychology of Missed Field Goals: Was Nate Kaeding’s Performance Part of a Choking Outbreak?

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Newsweek – Ian Yarett – January 22, 2010 – San Diego Chargers kicker Nate Kaeding’s shocking performance in Sunday’s 17-14 loss to the New York Jets caught football fans everywhere, even Jets fans by surprise. After making 32 out of 35 field-goal attempts throughout the entire season, Kaeding proceeded to miss all three chances in […]

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Seattle Times – Jun 1, 2005 – Steve Kelley – Fear doesn’t strike out as A-Rod steps up to the plate – Every player talks about the transforming magic of the Yankees’ pinstripes. Each gushes about the sanctity of Yankee Stadium. But the players also understand the enormous expectations and the pressures that come with […]

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The Psychology of Missed Field Goals: Was Nate Kaeding’s Performance Part of a Choking Outbreak?

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