The final stage of information processing, it involves the performer receiving information during the course of the movement and after it. This can come through seeing the movement as fluent and knowing it was good, or from a coach, spectator or team mate telling the performer.
Just a cigar. : : : : : Or the meaning of a phrase Cigar is just a cigar. This quoted in New York times. : : : : Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar is attributed to Sigmund Freud. But there is no evidence that he actually said it. It means that sometimes a cigar is what it is and not a phallic symbol -- an elongated object representing a penis. This line is beloved by showboat psychology professors who imitate Groucho Marx while telling students that Freud said that sometimes a cigar is just a cigar..
History is filled with examples of great men who smoked cigars, and you could do worse than look at their examples. Here are some of my all-time favorite cigar smokers you may want to emulate, not just when you light up, but in other manly pursuits. 1  Sir Winston Churchill. 2  Red Auerbach, legendary coach of the NBAâs Boston Celtics. 3  Jack Nicholson. 4  Bill Clinton, the charismatic 42nd President of the United States.