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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/systems-design-engineering/events/effect-stress-ex
 posure-training-player-performance-league
LOCATION:Microsoft Teams Canada
SUMMARY:The effect of stress exposure training on player performance in Lea
 gue\nof Legends games
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:PRESENTED BY: BADER SABTAN (PHD CANDIDATE) \n\nLeague of Legen
 ds (LOL) is the most popular\, viewed game in Esports\,\npeaking at 4.1 mi
 llion concurrent viewers and 664\,100\,000 hours\nwatched in 2021. A const
 ant problem in Esports is that players do not\nperform to their expected p
 otential when under stress (also known as\nchoking). In the literature\, t
 raining under stress is a well-known\nchoking intervention that has worked
  in other domains (e.g.\,\ntraditional sports and the military).
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