Chapter 13: Sports Psyc Flashcards

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Higher performing athletes do not have different personality traits, but a different _______ _______.

A

psychological state

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What is the Iceberg profile of a successful athlete?

A

Scores LOW on: tension, depression, anger, fatigue, confusion

Scores HIGH on: vigour

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3
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What is eustress?

A

Positive stress (optimal)

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4
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How does trait anxiety differ from state anxiety?

A

Trait anxiety is is more persistent and experienced on a daily basis, whereas state anxiety is temporary and normal for everyone

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Explain the relationships that cognitive and somatic pre-competition anxiety have on performance

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Cognitive: linear relationship

Somatic: inverted U relationship

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Is the physiological sensation (arousal level) of anxiety cognitive or somatic?

A

Somatic state anxiety

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What is achievement motivation?

A

Athlete’s predisposition to approach or avoid a competitive situation

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Describe the McClelland-Atkinson model of achievement motivation

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AM = IM — CSA

IM~> intrinsic motivation
CSA~> cognitive state anxiety (fear of losing)

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An athlete believing they will win is an example of high self-efficacy. What are 4 factors affecting its levels?

A

Successful previous performance

Vicarious experience (watching someone else do the task before you)

Verbal persuasion (pep talk)

Emotional arousal

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