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Oct 2026
The effect of positive emotions on psychophysiological recovery and performance in athletes - investigating the undoing-hypothesis.
Athletes have to cope with psychosocial and physiological stressors, requiring recovery to ensure subsequent performance. According to the undoing-hypothesis, positive emotions (PE) may enhance psychophysiological recovery. The present two studies investigated the undoing hypothesis and its benefits for athletes' cogni...
Pia Zajonz, Sascha Leisterer-Härtig, S. Laborde et al.
· Physiology and Behavior · 0 citations