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1.Personality Flashcards

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What is the Interactionist perspective

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A theory which combines Trait and Social Learning to predict behaviour in a specific situation

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What is the summary formula of the Interactionisy perspective

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Behaviour=Function(PersonalityXEnviorment)(Lewin)

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Is behaviour adapted to the enviorment

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Yes Behaviour is adapted to the environment so change the environment=change the behaviour

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What 3 features make up personality in the Hollander Approach

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1.The core of the performer
2.Typical Responses
3.Role related behaviour

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What is nurture

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Suggests behaviour is learned from significant others by socialism

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What is socialism and what are the two types

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Developing personality traits by associating and learning from others

Primary-Family
Secondary-School,media etc

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What is vicarious learning

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Also known as observational learning,occurs when a person is motivated to learn by watching someone else work and be rewarded

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How can the Interactionist Prespective Improve performance

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-The coach could predict potential aggressive behaviour and remove the player before a sending off
-A coach can recreate game-like situations in training to improve the confidence of a nervous performer
-If a player understands their own personality they can adjust to suit them

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How can core values be changed

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Due to core values being hard to alter they can be changed/reinforced by respected people e.g team captain or significant others

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What are the advantages of a Questionnaire on measuring personality

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Efficient,quick
Deals with a lot of info

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What are the disadvantages of a questionnaire when measuring personality

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Biased Answers
Misunderstand questions

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What are the advantages of observation when measuring personality

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True to life
During real game

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What are the disadvantages of observation when measuring personality

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It’s subjective
Behaviour may change when being watched

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What are the advantages of an interview when measuring personality

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More depth
Specific

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What are the disadvantages of an interview when measuring personality

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Time
Similar to questionaire

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What is trait theory

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The theory that we are born with innate characteristics called traits.These are stable consistent and enduring

17
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What’s an attitude

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A value aimed at an attitude object

18
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What are the four stages of socialisation

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Observe,identify,reinforce,copy

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