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Focusing on the role of imagery in enhancing sports performance, this book provides an in-depth analysis of how various types of imagery—visual, aural, kinesthetic, and olfactory—can boost athletic capabilities. The author delves into foundational concepts and explores relevant theories such as information processing, self-efficacy, and self-regulation, offering a comprehensive understanding of how mental imagery can be effectively utilized in sports.

Exploring the pervasive nature of competition, the book delves into its presence from conception to various societal fields like politics, economics, education, and sports. It highlights the dual nature of competition, showcasing its benefits in fostering progress and motivation, while also addressing the negative consequences such as frustration and aggression stemming from cutthroat rivalries. By emphasizing the importance of healthy competition, the book provides a comprehensive perspective on this essential aspect of life and its implications for individuals and society.

The acknowledgments highlight the author's gratitude towards key individuals who significantly contributed to their research journey. The thesis advisor, Michael Genesereth, provided essential guidance and inspiration, while Harold Brown introduced the application of artificial intelligence in design reasoning. The reading committee members, including Mark Horowitz and Allen Peterson, enhanced the thesis's clarity and organization. Additionally, support from the Logic Group and Schlumberger Palo Alto Research created a conducive environment for the research.