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Pardeep Kumar's provocative study, "Comparative Study on Mental Toughness, Adjustment, and Self Concept between Amateur Golfers and Caddie Turned Amateur Golfers," compares the mental and emotional characteristics of amateur golfers and caddies who have taken up the sport. The topic of mental toughness, adjustment, and self-image in golf is explored in the book, which also contrasts and compares the experiences of the two groups of golfers. Sport psychology has benefited greatly from the work of the author, Pardeep Kumar, a seasoned psychologist and researcher. He makes use of his knowledge to give readers in this book a thorough and perceptive look at the psychological and emotional variables that affect performance in golf. The author offers a thorough and extensive explanation of the experiences and difficulties faced by amateur golfers and caddies who become amateur golfers through a series of case studies, interviews, and surveys. "Comparative Study on Mental Toughness, Adjustment and Self Concept between Amateur Golfers and Caddie Turned Amateur Golfers" offers helpful insights into the psychological and emotional facets of the game, whether you're a player, a coach, or just a spectator of the game. The book is a requirement-read for anyone hoping to raise their performance on the golf field and comprehend the game better due to its emphasis on the value of mental toughness, adjustability, and self-concept.
