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I guess that depends on the reason for poor performance. If it's lack of effort then I guess you are right. If it's lack of ability, shouting may not make a dif
by fauigerzigerk 11y ago
I guess that depends on the reason for poor performance. If it's lack of effort then I guess you are right. If it's lack of ability, shouting may not make a difference. If it's nervousness or lack of confidence, then shouting is probably going to make things worse.
- p4wnc6 11y agoMore generally this is an empirical question. Does shouting cause improved performance? Just Googling, a lot of people don't think it does (me among them) and seem to have plausible reasons, but that's not an empirically decisive conclusion.
- Gibbon1 11y agoThreat of shouting likely increases the cognitive load leading to poor performance.