Cycle Of Analysis- Data Collection

Question 1

What stage of the cycle of analysis is data collection

Answer 1

Stage 1

Question 2

What is the purpose of data collection

Answer 2

• identify strengths
• identify weaknesses
• establish baseline measurement
• aid motivation
• measure success of improvements
• plan targets and short/long term goals
• monitor progress

Question 3

What are the three key aspects of data collection

Answer 3

• strengths and weaknesses
• measurement
• targets

Question 4

Why are strengths and weaknesses a key part of data collection

Answer 4

• helps chose an appropriate factor to develop
• allows for creating an appropriate development plan for weaknesses
• helps select relevant approaches to use

Question 5

Why is measurement a key part of data collection

Answer 5

• help reflect your progress
• gives a baseline measurement
• allows for comparing results
• measures improvements

Question 6

Why are targets a key part of data collection

Answer 6

• helps put appropriate targets in place
• gives test results that can help set targets
• provides ability to make SMARTER targets
• give motivation

Question 7

What are SMART targets

Answer 7

S-specific-to the weakness in your performance
M-measurable-by comparing a start and finishing point
A-achievable-must not be too easy or too hard to achieve
R-recorded-consider how progress is recorded throughout training
T-time-adequate but not too much time to achieve your target

Question 8

Methods of data collection: mental

Answer 8

• Concentration questionnaire

- Motivation questionnaire

Question 9

Methods of data collection: emotional

Answer 9

-Sports emotional questionnaire

Question 10

Methods of data collection: physical. (fitness-CRE)

Answer 10

• Bleep test

- 200m swim test

Question 11

Methods of data collection: physical.

Skills and technique

Answer 11

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Question 12

Methods of data collection: physical.

Tactics

Answer 12

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Question 14

How to decide on the data type to use

Answer 14

• what type of data you require
• which factor you are collecting data on
• which type of data best suits this area of interest

Question 15

What are the two types of data

Answer 15

• quantitative

- qualitative

Question 16

What is quantitative data

Answer 16

Data based on factual information

• the more factual info there is, the more quantitative it is
• e.g. quantitative data carried out on the physical factor is the bleep test,
  
  • it is about how you perform on the day
  • a numerical score is attached
  • it is reliable and factual

Question 17

What is qualitative data

Answer 17

Data based on thoughts and opinions

• how good a person thinks they are in a certain factor
• e.g. qualitative data that can be collected for the emotional factor is a sports emotional questionnaire,
  
  • answer a series of questions about a factor and express opinion in response
  • often used in mental, emotional and social factors
  • can only be answered by performer as they know how they feel

Question 19

Methods of data collection: social

Answer 19

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