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Lewis PB, Ruby D, Bush-Joseph CA. Muscle soreness and delayed-onset muscle soreness. Clin Sports Med. 2012;31(2):255. While Lombardi’s quote is morally challenging – and offensive to the new breed of education experts who shy from playground competition on the grounds that some kids have to lose – when it comes to sports, Lombardi is indeed correct. But the idea that “winning is everything” is not correct in business. To combat competitive arousal, Malhotra, Ku, and Murnighan recommend two steps. First, understand the affliction’s three drivers: 1) intense rivalry (especially in a small field), 2) time pressure, and 3) the presence of an audience (including media attention and colleagues’ scrutiny). Then take preventative action; for example, reduce time pressure during a high-stakes negotiation by insisting on a short time-out. Trujillo N. Hegemonic masculinity on the mound: media representations of Ryan Nolan and American sports culture. Crit Stud Mass Commun. 1991;8(3):290–308.

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Labeling: Applying a negative phrase or attributing negative characteristics to a person or position. Seals RR, Dorrough BC. Custom mouth protectors - a review of their applications. J Prosthet Dent. 1984;51(2):238–42. If a narcissist has a choice to treat another person fairly or unfairly, a compromise that still treats the other unfairly is no compromise its still wrong.

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