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Aggression and assertion are important topics in the sport psychology sections of the major exam boards.
Think about it: the hard tackle that wins the ball and gets the crowd on their feet, cheering in support; the players who surround the referee, shouting to try to influence future decisions in the game through intimidation; the jiu-jitsu player who applies a kimura armlock to gain a tap-out victory. What do you think and feel when you bring these examples to mind?
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