Anxiety Flashcards

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What is anxiety

A

A negative response to a perceived threat

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What is competitive trait anxiety

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A disposition to suffer from nervousness in most sporting situations

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What is competitive state anxiety

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A nervous response to a specific sporting situation

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4
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What is the relationship between traits and state anxiety

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Direct relationships

Those with high trait have high state in high competitive situations

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5
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What are the 2 forms of anxiety

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Cognitive - Thoughts and feelings

Somatic - Physiological responses

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Relearionship between cognitive anxiety and performance

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When cognitive anxiety is high, performance is low

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7
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Relationship between somatic anxiety and performance

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When somatic is low or high, performance is low

When somatic anxiety is moderate (warm up) optimal performance occurs

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Before and during a competition, how high is somatic and cognitive anxiety?

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Cognitive is high and somatic is low leading to up to a competition

At the onset of competition, somatic is high and cognitive decreases as the competition goes on

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9
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What are the 3 methods of measuring anxiety

A

Questionnaires
Observation
Physiological testing

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10
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What 2 questionnaires are used to measure anxiety?

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Sport competitive anxiety test (SCAT)
CSAI2

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How many times is the SCAT taken

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Once

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How many times is the SCAI2 taken and when

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3 occasions

A week before
A day before
An hour before

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What is the CSAI2 measuring?

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Cognitive state
Somatic state
Self confidence

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14
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What is validity

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Whether data collected actually measures what it claims to measuee

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What is reliability

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The degree to which data collection is consistent and stable overtime

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Strengths of Questionnaires

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Cheap
Quick
Efficient
Large number can be assessed
Easy to compre

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Weakness of Questionarries

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May not understand question
May give socially desired answer
May depend on athelete mood
Leading questions can cause bias
Performer may rush questionnaire

18
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Strengths of using observations to measure anxiety

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True to life as it is done in real time

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Strengths of physiological testing

A

Factual so comparisons can be made
Can be used in game with trackers

20
Q

Weakness of Observations

A

Subjective
Observers need to know normal behaviour of performer
Time consuming
Evaluation apprehension may occur

21
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Weakness of physiological testing

A

Expensive as those using equipment need training
Wearing tracker may restrict movement
Awareness of tracker may cause stress

22
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What is the validity like of questionnaires and why?

A

Not very valid

People may lie
May go with current feeling rather than competition feeling
Bias
May be rushed and give invalid results

23
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What is the reliability of questionnaires like and why?

A

Not reliable

People may respond differently on different days

24
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What is the validity like on observations and why?

A

Valid

Takes place in real life setting

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What is the reliability like of observations and why?
Not reliable Observer may draw different conclusions with same info - subjective
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What is the validity like of physiological testing and why?
Valid as data is objective Can also be seen as invalid due to change in behaviour if aware of assessment
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What is the reliability of physiological testing like and why?
Reliable Situational factors make it reliable
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What is observations?
Gaining a measure of anxiety by watching the performer Can be done in training or a match
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What is physiological testing?
Measuring anxiety by measuring physical responses in the body - somatic anxiety