Audience effects Flashcards

1
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What is the difference between a group and team?

A

o Structure
o Cohesiveness
o Social identity
o Common goals

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What is the difference between interdependent and co-active sports?

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Co active sports involve working in a team but acting individually eg rowin

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3
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What is Steiner’s 1972 framework of group effectiveness?

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Actual productivity = potential productivity - process losses

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4
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What causes process losses?

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Poor communication or coordination

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5
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What is the Optimal group size?

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The least number of people required to carry out activities.

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6
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What % above or below optimal size leads to negative consequences?

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25%

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7
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What is the Ringelmann Effect?

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Members of a group become less productive individually as the size of the group increases

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What is social loafing?

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Motivational losses that occur when group members rely more heavily on other group members and fail to pull their weight.

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Describe Social Impact Theory.

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As group size increases the social pressure on an individual decreases. Individual contributions are disguised by the overall effort of the group.

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10
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How does low cohesion impact a group?

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Increases social loafing

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11
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Why is social loafing difficult to measure?

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Is often self-report which is unreliable. Will work harder when they know theyre being evaluated

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If a narcissistic participants knows they’re not being evaluated how is effort affected?

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They will put in less effort

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13
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How does audience presence affect performance?

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Enhances performance through social facilitation

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14
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Does audience presence always improve performance?

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No, it depends on the complexity of the task. SImple tasks = improved performance, complex tasks = increased anxiety

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15
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What is the home advantage?

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Finding that the home team wins over 50% of home games.

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16
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How does interdependency of sport affect home advantage?

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The more interdependent the sport the greater the advantage

17
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Are individual sports affected by home advantage?

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Yes when they are subjectively scored.

18
Q

What location factors affect home advantage?

A

Crowd
familiarity
travel
rules

19
Q

Is there still a home advantage where there is no audience?

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Yes - possibly due to familiarity and travel

20
Q

How does time zone affect home advantage?

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Increases by 20% for every time zone crossed.

21
Q

How does crowd noise interact with home advantage?

A

Puts pressure on referees to make favourable decisions

22
Q

Describe the territorial model of home advantage

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Home advantage is a manifestation of protective responses to territory influenced by testosterone and aggression.

23
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Is there such thing as a home disadvantage?

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  • Choking under pressure
  • pressure effects on attentional focus leads to poor performance
  • is a loss is imminent there is a home disadvantage effect