Commercialisation, Motivation, Feedback Flashcards
What is the information processing model?
- Input (info from seances about the environment)
- Decision making (selection of appropriate response from memory)
- Output (info sent to muscles to carry out the response)
- Feedback (info received back from performance. Can be positive or negative)
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What are the different types of guidance and what do they involve?
Visual Guidance- practical demonstration, diagrams and other visual prompts
Verbal Guidance- a spoken explanation of how a skill is performed (often used with elite level performers)
Manual Guidance- the teacher or coach physically moves the body of the performer through the correct pattern of movement
Mechanical Guidance- equipment used to help the performer learn and practice a skill
What does commercialisation of sport involve?
What is the golden triangle?
The commercialisation of sport involves the sale, display or use of sport to generate income.
Sport, Sponsorship, Media
What are the effects of Commercialisation and Technology on Performers?
Commercialisation
+ increased income
+ better equipment and facilities
- loss of privacy and free time
- increased pressure to win
Technology
+ improved performance
+ improved analysis
- expensive
- can provide an unfair advantage
What are the effects of Commercialisation and Technology on sports?
Commercialisation
+ increased awareness
+ increased media coverage
- less funding for minority sports
- media can influence scheduling
Technology
+ better facilities and security
+ improved entertainment
- technology can fail
- may disrupt flow of play
What are the effects of Commercialisation and Technology on Officials?
Commercialisation
+ income and opportunity to travel
- may face scrutiny and negative publicity
Technology
+ more accurate decision making
- over-reliance on technology
What are the effects of Commercialisation and Technology on Sponsors?
Commercialisation
+ increased awareness and sales
- negative publicity if sponsored players cheat, misbehave or perform badly
Technology
+ new opportunities form promotion and increased awareness
- high costs of finding new technologies
What is the difference between performance and Outcome goals?
Performance goals are when you focus on personal performance
e.g. swimmer aiming to beat their PR
Outcome goals are when you focus on the end result (winning)
e.g. boxer wanting to beat their opponent
What I the acronym we need to remeber for goal setting?
SMART targets
S- Specific (clearly explain what you want to achieve)
M- Measurable (track progress to see if your target has been achieved)
A- Accepted (agreed on by coach/ teammates)
R- Realistic (ensure it fits round factors such as work and hobbies)
T- Time Bound (create a clear time frame for you to achieve your target)
