• DOI:10.1123/jsep.31.5.583
Corpus ID: 17296824

Choking vs. clutch performance: a study of sport performance under pressure.

@article{Otten2009ChokingVC,
  title={Choking vs. clutch performance: a study of sport performance under pressure.},
  author={Mark P. Otten},
  journal={Journal of sport & exercise psychology},
  year={2009},
  volume={31 5},
  pages={
          583-601
        }
}

Mark P. Otten

Published 2009

Psychology, Medicine

Journal of sport & exercise psychology

Choking research in sport has suggested that an athlete's tendency to choke, versus give a better than usual (i.e., "clutch") performance depends on his or her personality, as well as on situational influences, such as a reliance on explicit (versus implicit) knowledge when pressured. The current study integrated these hypotheses and tested a structural equation model (SEM) to predict sport performance under pressure. Two hundred and one participants attempted two sets of 15 basketball free… CONTINUE READING

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