Multiple Choice
Which is a common myth about sport psychology interventions identified in the textbook?
A) Athletes only need a sport psychology consultant when they are performing poorly.
B) Psychological skills training is a permanent solution.
C) Only average athletes can benefit from psychological skills training.
D) Psychological skills training usually works best with high achievers.
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