The Stereotypes Of Jealousy

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First, being comfortable is the solution to an individual, and a group's success. I know from past experience that girls and guys will feel more comfortable playing with members of their own sex, opposed to playing with members of the other sex. When you have girls playing with/against guys, the guys may fear that they are being way too hostile with the girls, while the girls might be more timid playing with guys. Also, jealousy can arise causing everything to turn rotten in afew seconds. Possible attraction amongst 2 players from the different genders can create problems and spark jealousy among other things. This can affect the other team members greatly and make them become uncomfortable with the team which presents more issues.

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