Study: Swearing lets people focus better, push beyond limit
New research reveals that swearing can boost physical performance by reducing self-doubt and internal hesitations. A study found participants held challenging exercises longer when using profanity, attributing this to increased focus and pain tolerance. This 'state disinhibition' effect allows individuals to push past mental barriers, leading to improved task execution under pressure.
New research reveals that swearing can boost physical performance by reducing self-doubt and internal hesitations. A study found participants held challenging exercises longer when using profanity, attributing this to increased focus and pain tolerance. This 'state disinhibition' effect allows individuals to push past mental barriers, leading to improved task execution under pressure.
