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It’s states, “you don’t have to think your performance is automatically the rest of the worlds fall aways and you WHOLLY focused on the screen.”

It’s states, “you’re completely IMMERSED in that imaginary worlds.”

“Mitchell,” he said “ things that are supposed to come easy aren’t always that easy to do.”

“Mitchell” he said “things that are supposed to come easy aren’t always easy to do

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“Mitchell”, he said, “things that are supposed to come easy aren’t always that easy to do”.

“Quite frankly if uncle Tommy hadn’t come into my life when he did i probably would have ended up dyeing my hair purple and going goth.” Paragraph 3

In Ball hawk, for the first evidence “I quit… I’m done with it.”par. 40 page 409

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Because It came to me because of what Uncle Tommy taught me about letting go of anger and putting my heart in the game. It allowed me to have my best hit ever, even if it ended up being a foul ball.” page 412, paragraph 87”

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In the text it states “ they must direct our concentration in the right way, too.

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“Micro rewards that are linked to longer term goals”

“ The rets of the world falls away, and you are wholly focused on the screeen.”

422 paragraph 4

In paragraph 53 page 410 in ball hawk it states "I wanted so badly to connect with him that-even though I knew it was impossible”

In the text it states “Quite frankly if uncle Tommy hadn’t come into my life when he did I probably ended up dying my hair my hair purple and going goth.”

It’s states, “you don’t have to think your performance is automatically the rest of the worlds fall aways and you WHOLLY focused on the screen.”

The writer/author uses Absolute language.

In the article, it states “The rest of the world falls away and you are wholly focused on the screen.”

In paragraph 5 page 423 in get in the zone, the author states “perfect balance between the challenge of the game and the skill level of the player. "It should be difficult" Madigan says, "but just possible"

Good games are designed to get you “in the zone”- a heightened state of concentration, and enjoyment, that psychologists call flow.