andy lane university of wolverhampton richard lane optimizefx , broxbourne, uk helen lane
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School of Sport, Performing Arts and Leisure. Andy Lane University of Wolverhampton Richard Lane OptimizeFX , Broxbourne, UK Helen Lane Winning Lane Ltd Correspondence to: [email protected]. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Profiling optimal performance: A case study of peak performance in foreign exchange dealing and boxing environments
Andy LaneUniversity of Wolverhampton
Richard LaneOptimizeFX, Broxbourne, UK
Helen LaneWinning Lane Ltd
Correspondence to:[email protected]
PURPOSE This case study aims to explore emotional intelligence and emotional states associated with optimal performance in two high-performance environments.
METHODSAn experienced foreign exchange dealer whom also competed as an amateur boxer completed mood measures and offered qualitative in relation to optimal performance states related to each environment
School of Sport, Performing Arts and Leisure
CONCLUSIONS & RELEVANCE
RESULTSResults indicated comparative emotional profiles between optimal performance, although optimal boxing performance was linked with high calmness and happiness. Tension was motivational when coupled with positive emotions, and de-motivational when experienced with depression (Lane & Terry, 2000). Findings indicate the potential transferability of emotional control training between sport and occupational environments.
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Emotional Intelligence
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Appraisal ofothers emotions
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optimism regulation social skills utlisation
This case study provides evidence that shows intense emotions in both sport and work situations. Future research should develop strategies to enhance emotional control that transfer between situations.