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‘Malevolent’ Traits May Be Key To Athletic Success, Study Finds
By SwimSwam on SwimSwam This summary of a study is courtesy of Joseph Stanford, a researcher in Nottingham Trent University’s School of Science and Technology. You can read the full paper here. Being self-centered, ruthless and manipulative is believed to help elite athletes achieve glory – but could be negatively impacting relationships with coaches, a new study suggests. Sports scientists at Nottingham Trent University also found that relationships could suffer when coaches were high in these traits. The researchers investigated the personalities and relationship quality of more than 300 elite athletes and their coaches via a series of established measures. They were looking specifically a

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