Attribution Flashcards

1
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define attribution

A

the reason a performers or coach gives for causes of success or failure

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2
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process of attribution

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1) outcome of event
2) available info
3) causal attribution
4) expectancy & affective response
5) decision on subsequent participation

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3
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locus of causality

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can be internal/external, stable/unstable

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4
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internal stable LOC

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attributions: ability
success: builds confidence
failure: shame increases, confidence knocked

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5
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external stable LOC

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attributions task difficulty
success: doesn’t increase confidence or motivation
failure: decreases confidence and motivation

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internal unstable LOC

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attributions: effort
success: increases motivation to try hard again
failure: increases motivation to be better next time

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external unstable LOC

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attribution: luck
success: doesn’t build confidence
failure: masks issues

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8
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effect of effort for success

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  • the performer takes credit due to their effort
  • raises self confidence
  • encourages mastery orientation
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9
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effect of effort for failure

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  • acknowledges that failure was due to insufficient prep
  • gives them control over future success
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10
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define learned helplessness

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the belief that failure is inevitable and no control can be had over the cause of failure

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effects of learned helplessness

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  • leads to low confidence, and performer giving up easily if success isn’t quickly achieved
  • a barrier to improving
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12
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define mastery orientation

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a high achiever who has a strong desire to succeed and expects to succeed

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13
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effects of mastery orientation

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  • high confidence
  • persistent and take on challenges
  • allows performance to be optimised
  • encouraged by mastery success/failure to internal unstable factors
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