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Variations in body language and physical contact norms can create misunderstandings and discomfort, impacting team cohesion and individual athlete comfort level.

Cultural background may influence whether athletes are motivated by intrinsic or extrinsic factors, impacting their engagement and persistence in sport.

Cultural differences in coping mechanisms can lead to unique strategies for handling pressure and adversity in sport, affecting an athlete's resilience and mental toughness.

Migrating athletes can experience acculturative stress impacting their mental health and performance, potentially resulting in decreased motivation and focus.

The concept of power distance may influence the athlete-coach relationship, potentially affecting respect, communication, and athlete autonomy.

The cultural perspective on time can affect training, preparation habits, punctuality, and long-term goal setting in athletes.

Gender expectations can impact an athlete's participation levels, access to resources, and the social support they receive, potentially affecting psychological well-being and performance.

Issues with cultural identity can affect an athlete’s self-concept and confidence levels, potentially impacting performance and group dynamics.

Cultural rituals can play a significant role in an athlete's preparation and mindset, influencing confidence levels and perceived control over performance outcomes.

Religious beliefs may influence motivation, coping strategies, and the adherence to certain practices or rituals that can affect training and competition schedules.

Misunderstandings due to communication styles may lead to increased stress and decreased effectiveness in teamwork. Athletes may struggle with expressing needs or understanding team strategies.