Showing posts with label Team Confidence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Team Confidence. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 July 2009

Sports Psychologists & Team Confidence

  • Team Confidence changes during the weekly economic update
  • It usually moves towards the starting point of mid-level decent
  • If you hire many Sports Psychologists it will drop more slowly or rise more quickly than if you had none
  • This table shows the average Team Confidence after the economic update for each combination of Sports Psychologists and TC before the update
  • Mid level decent is level 4.50. Darker text means that more data points were available for that combination (light grey indicates 1 or 2 data points, dark grey indicates 3 or 4 and black indicates 5 or more).
  • If you know of a similar study please either comment below or HT-Mail me in game.
  • If you would like access to the raw data just send me a message - I'm always very happy to colaborate!
  • Part of the data was taken from a previous German study while the rest was collected by users in the Hattrick Library from research threads in the Scottish and English Hattrick forums. A big thank you to all you contributed!

Monday, 6 April 2009

Team Confidence Hidden Effect

One year ago HT-Tjecken used his 'Hattrick Mythbusters' thread to confirm that Team Confidence not only affects the match ratings but also has a hidden effect on the chance of scoring a goal. Here is what he said at the time:


The intervening year has seen much discussion of how large this hidden effect is and how important this will be to the average Hattrick manager. In the Hattrick Library federation we had a lengthy discussion and decided to research these questions. GM-HomerJay lead the investigation and published his results recently. I think they will be quite interesting to every Hattrick manager!

To read the full report go to his webpage and open the top link titled 'Download Here'.

The Hattrick Library federation is always discussing interesting aspects of the Hattrick universe and researching areas of uncertainty. To join the next project go and check them out!