Can you expand on this please? I'm not a physicist so I'm going off high school physics, anecdotes and gut feel. I would think that by restricting the flow on

Can you expand on this please? I'm not a physicist so I'm going off high school physics, anecdotes and gut feel. I would think that by restricting the flow on the shower head, the pressure inside it would increase. That in turn should cause the higher speed of the water that actually comes out of it, and this increased speed should cause greater pressure where it hits compared to the lower speed version. Am I misunderstanding the meaning of pressure, or is there some other parameter I haven't considered?