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In fact, athletes may have an increased risk of developing mental health conditions. A 2019 study found that about 35% of elite athletes have mental health concerns. The top issues reported by athletes included feelings of burnout, depression, and anxiety. Athletes operate under intense pressure.
Competition can also boost productivity. Since winning often means outperforming your opposition, people often work harder and longer to get an edge over their competition. Another positive aspect of competition is that it can inspire personal growth.
It can lead to unethical behavior, such as cheating or sabotage, and can create stress, anxiety, and strained relationships. Unhealthy competitiveness can result from insecurities, fear of failure, or a desire for external validation. This type of competitiveness can be harmful to ourselves and others.
In humans, competition can harm mental health and lead to feelings of inadequacy, inability and perhaps depression. It can also prevent them reaching the goals they aspire to as they cannot compete to the same level as others. It can cause humans to overexert and overwork in order to try combat excess competition.
Competition provoked increases in blood pressure and heart rate, and a significant shortening of the preejection period, an index of enhanced beta-adrenergic influences on the heart.
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Individual factors are those that vary from person to person: the relevance of the performance dimension, the similarity of rivals, and their relationship closeness to the individual, as well as the various individual differences variables relating to social comparison more generally.
Table 2. Effects on the BodyHealth Effects Improved peripheral nerve function [98] Better coordination, balance and reaction [98,99], especially in children and elderly [100] Enhanced release of signaling substances [84,101] Better sleep [102], less anxiety [68], treatment of depression [31]17 more rows

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