In the attention control reading, Nideffer does not describe the components of "choking" as:
A) narrowing of attention
B) increased physiological arousal
C) decrease in muscular tension
D) internal focus of attention

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Nideffer describes "choking" as involving a narrowing of attention, increased physiological arousal, and an internal focus of attention, but not a decrease in muscular tension. In fact, choking often involves increased muscular tension, not a decrease.

In the Attention Control Reading, Nideffer Does Not Describe the Components