What is the correct difference between mental toughness and aggression in physical education?
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Correct answer: Mental toughness is controlled effort, while aggression may be uncontrolled hostility
Mental toughness involves persistence, confidence, emotional control and purposeful effort under pressure. Aggression, in contrast, may involve hostile intent, loss of control or behaviour that harms or intimidates others; it is not automatically a sign of strength or success. Option A correctly distinguishes the two. They are not always the same, aggression is not always ethical, and mental toughness requires managing emotions rather than being unrelated to them.
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What is the correct answer to this question?
Mental toughness is controlled effort, while aggression may be uncontrolled hostility
Why is this the correct answer?
Mental toughness involves persistence, confidence, emotional control and purposeful effort under pressure. Aggression, in contrast, may involve hostile intent, loss of control or behaviour that harms or intimidates others; it is not automatically a sign of strength or success. Option A correctly distinguishes the two. They are not always the same, aggression is not always ethical, and mental toughness requires managing emotions rather than being unrelated to them.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Physical Education question. Chapter: Psychology and Sports. Topic: Developmental Stages.
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