PERFORMING
UNDER PRESSURE

How we respond to pressure determines
what happens next — in our own lives
and in our world.
Understanding those dynamics is the first step
toward preventing a downward spiral.
Performing Under Pressure

The Individual
Downward Spiral

Personal stressors create pressure. Pressure changes attention, thinking, emotion, and behavior. Those changes increase the likelihood of mistakes — and mistakes create still more pressure.

Performing Under Pressure explains how to recognize and interrupt this spiral and perform closer to your potential.

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Optimizing
Performance
TAIS & ACT

Learn how attentional and interpersonal characteristics influence performance under pressure.

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The Societal
Downward Spiral

Advancing technology and globalization create pressure, uncertainty, and rapid change. Under that pressure, polarization and mistrust make it increasingly difficult to work across divisions or engage constructively with people who hold different beliefs.

Healing A Broken World examines this national and international spiral — and what it will take to interrupt it.

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Healing A Broken World
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Better PerformanceIn Sport, Business, and Life
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Stronger RelationshipsIn Teams, Organizations, and Communities
A More Cooperative WorldGreater Understanding Across Differences
Practical Tools for Lasting ChangeFor Individuals, Leaders, and Societies
“Greater self-awareness leads to better choices, stronger performance, and a more understanding world.”
— Robert M. Nideffer, Ph.D.