Anxiety Flashcards

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What is somatic anxiety and give examples

A

physiological anxiety:
muscular tension
increased heart rate
Sweating

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What is cognitive anxiety and give examples

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psychological anxiety
-Loss of concentration
-Irrational thinking or worry
-Lack of belief in ability
-self doubt

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What is competitive trait anxiety and give examples

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Displayed before all competitions regardless of importance
It is a part of genetic make up
Stable, consistent
-getting sick before a game

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What is competitive state anxiety and when does it occur

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Response to a particular moment in the game
It is temporary

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What is psychosomatic anxiety

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Cognitive anxiety that causes somatic anxiety

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What are some causes of state anxiety

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-demotivation
-lack of control
-lack of concentration
-aggression

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Advantages of using observations to measure anxiety?

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-Provides real-time data on behavior.
-Can capture non-verbal cues (e.g., body language, facial expressions).

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Disadvantages of using observations to measure anxiety?

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-Observer bias (subjectivity in interpretation).
-Can be intrusive or influence behavior.
-Time-consuming and may miss subtle signs of anxiety.

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Advantages of using questionnaires to measure anxiety?

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-Easy to administer to large groups.
-Can provide self-reported data on feelings and experiences.
-Quick and cost-effective.

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Disadvantages of using questionnaires to measure anxiety?

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-Social desirability bias (respondents may answer in a way they think is desirable).
-Lack of depth (may not capture complex emotional states).
-Interpretation of questions may vary between individuals.

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Advantages of using physiological measures to measure anxiety?

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-Objective, reliable data (e.g., heart rate, sweat levels).
-Can detect physiological responses that may not be visible.
-Useful for comparing anxiety levels across individuals.

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Disadvantages of using physiological measures to measure anxiety?

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-Can be expensive or difficult to access equipment.
-Physiological responses may not always be specific to anxiety.
-May not capture the emotional experience of anxiety fully.

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