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         <description><![CDATA[<div>In every athletic contest there is always a winner and a loser, a winning squad or a losing one. As expected, the winner may experience a broad range of emotions in varying degrees of intensity. He may feel ecstatic, satisfied, confident, vindicated, superior, haughty, happy, relaxed, like he’s “Da man,” humble, empathy for the loser or any number of other feelings, even including sad and let- down. Similarly, the loser experiences his own wide array of emotions from distraught, depressed, angry, resentful, sad, anxious, like a failure, frustrated, inadequate, cheated, or sometimes, even satisfied and successful. Some winners and losers keep their feelings to themselves while others “share” their inner emotional experience with those around them, including anyone within shouting range. Whether these feelings get “shared” and how the individual goes about doing so depends on a number of factors including the situation, the athlete’s personality, his level of maturity and ego strength, whether coaches and parents are around and the kind of behavioral limits these adults have traditionally set in the past, the athlete’s capacity for sportsmanship, his level of self esteem and the kinds of role models he has had and currently has in his life.</div>]]></description>
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