Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Sports Psychologists serve 3 primary roles

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Conducting research, teaching, consulting

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Clinical sport psychologists

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Treat emotional disorders

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Educational sport psychology specialist

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Kinesiology, human movement, how it relates To exercise

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Define sports psychology

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Scientific study of people and behaviors in sport and exercise

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Imperial method

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Observation, question, hypothesis, experiment, analysis, conclusion

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Why do hypothesis before experiment?

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Eliminates bias

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People and their behaviors

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Affect, Behavior, Cognition

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What is a sport?

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An activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment

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Early Years

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1893-1920; psychology becomes more organized and communicated

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Norman Triplett

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One of first to look at sports psych; noticed ppl increased bike speed around others

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E.W. Scripture

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Studied muscle movement and reaction (runners and fencers); transfer of training from sport to other things

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Development of laboratories & psychological testing

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1921-1938; research banned bc of religion; increase in psychological testing; DISC, PCM, AIQ

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Coleman Griffith

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Father or sport psych; 1st lab in sport psych and helped initiate first coaching school

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Important people of Early Years

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Norman Triplett & E.W. Scripture

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What major period was Coleman Griffith from?

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Development of labs and psych testing

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Establishment of Academic Sport Psych

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1966-1977; focus on psychological factors rather than motor skills acquisition, applied sport psych

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Multidisciplinary Science and Practice on Sport Psychology

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1978-1999; holistic approach, Dorthy Harris, sports psychologists in US Olympics

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Dorthy Harris

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1st American female part of Society of Sport Psychology

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AIQ

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Athletic Intelligence Quotient; intellectual abilities used in attaining, enhancing, and applying athletic skills

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DISC

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Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, Contentiousness

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PCM

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Process Communication Model; based on working with others

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Franklin Henry

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Studied the psychological aspects of sport & motor skills acquisition; est. graduate program in the psychology of physical activity

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Dorthy Yales

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Taught boxers how to use the relaxation-set method

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Relaxation-set method

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Using relaxation and positive affirmations to manage emotions and enhance performance

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Warren Johnson
Assessed precompetitive emotions of athletes
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John Lawther
Wrote “Psychology of Coaching” which is one of the first applied books in the area and discussed the importance of linking research and practice
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What happened in Rome in 1965?
1st World of Congress of Sports Psychology held
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GTW Patrick
Discusses psychology of play
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R Cummins
Assesses motor reactions, attention, and abilities as they pertain to sport
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Bruce Ogilvie & Thomas Tutko
Begin to consult with athletes and teams
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The first scholarly journal
The Sport Psychologist
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Ferruccio Antonelli
First ISSP president: first editor of the International Journal of Sport Psychology