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Aniket Anant Kerkar's book examines the differences in anxiety, aggression, and emotional intelligence between individual and team game players. The book begins with an introduction to the importance of studying these psychological factors in sports and provides an overview of the existing literature on anxiety, aggression, and emotional intelligence in sports. The author then describes the methodology used in the study, including the selection of participants and the administration of psychological assessments. The book presents the results of the study, which reveal significant differences in anxiety, aggression, and emotional intelligence between individual and team game players. The author discusses the implications of these findings for coaches, players, and sports psychologists, and provides practical guidance on how to optimize training programs for different types of players. The book also includes a discussion of the limitations of the study and suggestions for future research. Overall, "Comparing Anxiety, Aggression, and Emotional Intelligence in Individual Vs. Team Game Players" is a valuable resource for coaches, players, and sports psychologists interested in understanding the psychological factors that influence performance in sports. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the differences in anxiety, aggression, and emotional intelligence between individual and team game players, and offers practical guidance on how to optimize training programs for different types of players.
