An athlete who is experiencing the effects of a concussion performs the same as an athlete who doesn't have a concussion. quizlet

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Camille Mason

5 July, 01:51

An athlete who is experiencing the effects of a concussion performs the same as an athlete who doesn't have a concussion. quizlet

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Miley Norris · Answer 1

The above statement is false; An athlete who is experiencing the effects of a concussion performs the same as an athlete who does not have a concussion. A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that affects the functioning of the brain. Its effects are normally temporary; they include headaches and problems with concentration, memory, balance and coordination. Therefore, the performance of an athlete with concussion will decrease as compared to the one who does not have these effects.