Systematic patterns of deviation from norm or rationality in judgment, affecting decision-making in chess.

The ability to recognize, understand, and manage one’s own emotions and the emotions of others during gameplay.

The capacity to maintain focus and composure under pressure, crucial for competitive chess performance.

Distinct approaches to chess, including aggressive, defensive, and balanced styles, each with unique psychological traits.

A style characterized by bold moves and risk-taking, often aiming for quick victories.

A style focused on protecting one's pieces and minimizing risks, often leading to drawn-out games.

A hybrid approach that combines elements of both aggressive and defensive strategies for flexibility.

Techniques used to control stress levels during matches, enhancing performance and decision-making.

Mental exercises that involve picturing successful moves and outcomes to boost confidence.

A practice of maintaining awareness of the present moment to improve focus and reduce anxiety during games.

Processes for receiving and utilizing feedback to improve performance and psychological strategies.

In-depth analyses of specific players’ psychological profiles to extract insights and lessons.

A comprehensive assessment of a player's psychological traits, strengths, and weaknesses.

The cognitive process of making choices during a game, influenced by psychological factors.

A collaborative process where students evaluate each other's work to enhance understanding and quality.

An introspective evaluation of one’s own performance and understanding of psychological concepts.

The physiological and psychological reactions to perceived threats or challenges during gameplay.

An advantage gained through psychological insights, enhancing overall chess performance.

The ability to analyze and evaluate information or arguments, essential for understanding psychological theories.

Practical suggestions derived from psychological profiles to improve a player's game.

Simulated situations used to practice responses to high-pressure chess situations.

Frameworks that explain how psychological factors influence behavior and performance in chess.

Renowned chess players whose psychological traits and strategies provide valuable insights for analysis.

The ability to maintain high levels of performance despite stress and challenging conditions.

A method of evaluating different chess approaches through a psychological lens.