Dr. Aris Thorne is an elite sports psychologist working with a national coxless four rowing crew preparing for the Olympic qualification regatta. Despite exceptional individual physiological markers, the crew is struggling with synchronization and pacing during the high-pressure middle thousand meters of their races, and friction between the rowers has led to a breakdown in communication. The head coach has asked Dr. Thorne how an understanding of cognitive theories of personality can be applied to resolve these performance and coordination issues.
Outline at least one suggestion that Dr. Thorne could make to the head coach about how knowledge of personality could be used to improve the rowing crew's performance.