Core 2 Critical Question 2 Flashcards
How can psychology affect performance?
what are th 4 kinds of motivations?
- positive
- negative
- intrinsic
- extrinsic
what are positive motivations?
reinforcing a desired outcome with affirmations/rewards
what are negative outcomes
reinforcing a desired outcome with consequence/punishment
what are intrinsic motivations?
reinforcing a desired outcome from within the athletes mind
what are extrinsic motivations
reinforcing a desired outcome from outside the athlete
how can motivation type be determined
knowing what and how the athlete is best driven
when the type of motivation matches the personality of the athlete
implementing measurable goals
reinforcing performance habits
give an example of positive motivation
- praise (extrinsic)
- financial gail (extrinsic)
- self satisfaction (intrinsic)
give an example of negative motivation
loss of prize money (extrinsic)
dissapointment (intrinsic)
lack of respect from others (extrinsic)
what are some examples of intrinsic motivations
feelings
thoughts
attitudes
personal goals
what are some examples of extrinsic motivations
feedback
team goals
others opinions
affirmations from others
what are the two types of anxiety
state and trait anxiety
what is state anxiety
anxiety caused from environmental factors
what is trait anxiety
driven by personality factors and inate traits within an athlete
what are some sources of stress
- personal preassue
- competative preassure
- social preassure
- physical preassure
what are the benifits to stewss in the sporting world
- increased blood supplu to the skeletal muscles
- more oxygen to the lungs
- increased glycogen production to provide extra fuel
what are the issues with stress in the sporting world
- increased sweat production to cool the body
- tighten the muscles to prepare the body for action
how can an athlete cope with stress?
- practising relaxation techniques
- developing concentric skills
- increasing confidence
- strategies to help cope with the situation eg. over exposier to a situation
what is optimum arousal?
the point in which an athlete is exposed to arousal which is benificial to their performance
what are some examples of arousal raisers?
- increasing voice intensity
- loud noise - clapping, cheering
- physical activity
- warm up
what are some arousal depressors
- encouraging focus
- focusing on performance rather than outcome
- task familiarity
- constant routine
- calming techniques
what is the point of having arousal depressors and raisers?
the balance an atheletes state or trait anxiety to reach an optimum point where performance is being enhanced
how can optimal arousal levels be affected for an athelete
- self expectation
- expectation of others
- experience
- financial preassure
- level of competition
- degree of difficulty
- skils
what is the difference between self 1 and self 2
SELF 1 - focuses on instruction, ask questions, is aware of critacism
SELF 2 - focuses on execution and task completion
you want less interfearance form self 1 and more reliance on self 2
what are the 3 types of concentration?
- intense concentration
- intervals of high concentration interspersed with periods of less intence concentration
- sustained concentration