How many players have the Plan B befor the match

The players are often assessed by the errors they committed. Less often they are assessed in relation to what they should do to be more effective and even more rarely they have planned before the match an alternative plan, Plan B, in case they are in trouble. This passive approach to the game can be determined by the desire to follow the guidance provided by the coach but this is schematically and not very active way to do it. In any case highlights an attitude of mental laziness, determined by not thinking about alternatives

In these situations the players should be able to activate an alternative way of thinking, which focused on the desire to effectively change those behaviors leading to commit errors. Players with a reduced level of personal awareness and a low self-esteem tend to be the most adversely affected by this attitude of passive acceptance of the tasks received from their coach. They are also individuals with a limiting ability to analyze more information in the same time. The effect on performance is to become impulsive in action, thus acting without thinking. Another type of useless reaction consists to follow the idea of ​​not knowing to be able to deal with these situations, the resulting could determina the tendency to get depressed or absent from the game.