5.2 group and team dynamics and goal setting in sport Flashcards
team formation stage amount
4
stage 1 - forming
- high dependence on the leader
stage 2 - storming
stage 3 - norming
stage 4 - performing
team cohesion
the reason that members are attracted to and remain in a group
group integration
how to individual members of the group feel about the group
individual attraction
how the individuals are attracted to a group
social loafing
when some individuals lose motivation caused by the individuals loosing identity when placed in a group
the ringleman effect
when the average individual performance decreases when the group size increases
goal setting smart
sustains effort
gives focus
no wasted effort
S
specific - clear and specific
M
Measurable - must be assessed and therefore measurable
A
achievable - goals must be in the reach of the performers ability
R
Recorded - monitors progress
T
timed periodisation split into long term short term etc
outcome goals
goals that targets directed towards an end result
performance goals
goals directed towards the end goal
progress goals/ process orientated goals
goals used to maintain and improve skill