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What is Social Facilitation

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it is the influence of the presence of others on performance, which has a positive effect.

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What is Social inhibition

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it is that negative performance is caused by the presence of others during performance.

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What is Evaluation Apprehension

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A sense of anxiety experienced by a performer, caused by the feeling that they are being judged by the audience.

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What is Proximity effect

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The influence of the crowd is more marked when closer to the play

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Zajonc suggested that their were 4 factors that can cause social facilitation or inhibition

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Audience- Those watching either as spectators at the event or at home due to different forms of media

co-actors- those performing the same task but not direct competition

Competitive co-actors- Those in direct competition with the performer

Social Reinforces - Those with a direct influence e.g the coach

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Factors affecting social facilitation

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Trait anxiety levels

Size of audience - creates more arousal

Proximity of the audience- the closer the audience the greater the arousal

Intentions of the audience- can be positive or negative

Skill level of the task-If the skill is well learnt or not well learnt

Personalty of the performer- extroverts will perform better than introverts when aroused

Type of task-Gross or fine skills need different amounts of arousal
Status of observer

Knowledge of the watching crowd

Age and gender

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Strategies for combating social inhibition

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Develop use of mental rehearsal
train in front of others and increase numbers of others

Improve selective attention

Reduce important of next match

Avoid social comparison with others

Encourage teammates to be supportive

Increase self-efficacy

Use stress management techniques

Use attributions correctly

Ensure skills are over-learned to encourage the dominant habit to occur as the levels of arousal increase

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Advantages of Home Advantages

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In USA more matches won at home
During early round of competitions, home advantage helps

Home advantage mainly due to the audience support

More fouls committed by the away team

The proximity of the crowd to the playing area, results to more noise being produced

Olympic hosts win more medals than before and after

Home team tend to play a more attacking style within the rules

Coaches are aware of pressure and coach players to deal with them

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Disadvantage of Home Advantage

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As competitions progress playing at home may hinder performance due to increased expectations of home supporters

The more important the game the greater the negative effect on the home team
Supports can create high expectations of success leading to higher pressure.

Home team players have a high self awareness

Higher personal expectations leading to over thinking a basic action

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What is Baron’s Distraction-Conflict theory

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Baron claims that athletes must focus their attention on the demands of the task in hand, and anything which may distract them will hinder their performance.

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What is self-efficacy

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The perception or self-belief in your own ability to cope with the demands of the situation

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Individuals

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Choice of activity

Amount of effort applied

Levels of persistence

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