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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2024 · 3 MIN

What is performance psychology?

from The Competitor’s Brain · host Loren Foxx

What is performance psychology? It is the ways to enhance performance on and off the field... as Dr. Rob Gilbert says, it's “how to do your best when it means the most." This can apply to taking a test, a job interview, taking the MCAT, or being at bat with the game on the line. Have a listen as we share the best of performance psychology podcasts in a quick, concise format!

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