Attributuion Flashcards

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EQ. In relation to Weiner’s model of attribution explain the term ‘locus of control’ (2 marks)

A
  • considers the extent to which the event is under control
  • controllable attributions are under the control of the performer
  • uncontrollable attributions are under know ones controls
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EQ. Performers use attributions to explain reasons for success and failure in sport. Discuss the impact of an individual’s attributions following a failure in sport. (6 marks)

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  • if failure is attributed to internal factors like ability then motivation will increase
  • but confidence will decrease
  • if failure is sttributed to external factors like luck then confidence will not be lost
  • but you will not improve
  • if failure is attributed to stable factors like ability then failure is expected to be repeated
  • if failure is attributed to unstable factors like luck or weather then performer would believe outcome can be changed
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EQ. Use a practical example from sport to show an internal, stable attribution for failure. (1 mark)

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a football player not having the natural ability to make the first team

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EQ. Use a practical example from sport to show an external, unstable attribution for success. (1 mark)

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a football player was lucky to not get a red card for a dangerous tackle

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5
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What is an internal, stable attribution

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ability

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6
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What is an internal, unstable attribution

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effort

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7
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What is an external, stable attribution

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task difficulty

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What is an external, unstable attribution

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luck

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