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The Depth-Chart Alarm
THE HIDDEN RULE
“Every teammate's good day is a threat report about my spot.” Social-comparison research is blunt: envy fires hardest when the comparison domain is the core of your identity — and for an athlete, that's the game itself. The script turns your own locker room into opposition scouting.
RESEARCH FINDINGS
MECHANISMS
Social Loafing
Social loafing is the well-documented drop in individual effort that occurs when people work in a group compared to alone, first measured by Ringelman
Role Ambiguity
Role ambiguity is a lack of clear information about a player's scope of responsibilities, the specific behaviors expected of them, how their performan
Cohesion–Performance Link
The cohesion–performance link is the measurable, moderate-to-large relationship between how cohesive a sport team is and how well it performs, confirm
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