Goal setting Flashcards

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How does goal setting affect motivation?

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It improves motivation

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How do you effectively set goals?

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Use a combination of short-term, medium-term and long-term goals. This makes progress towards the long-term goals
seem more realistic, and provide a continuing sense of achievement.

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Goals should be SMARTS. What does SMARTS stand for?

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Specific, Measurable, Action-orientated, Realistic, Timed, Self-determined

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What are outcome goals?

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Focus on the result of the event, like winning a match.

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What are performance goals?

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Focus on your performance and
comparing your current performance to previous performances.

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What are process goals?

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Goals based on what the athlete has to do
to improve their performance.

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What are mastery goals?

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Focus on self-challenge and improvement, or at least not doing any worse than a previous performance.

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What are the 2 types of mastery goals?

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1)MAp goals- focus on performing a task well and outperforming previous personal achievements
2)MAv goals-focus on not making mistakes or not letting your performance decrease from previous levels.

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What are competitive goals?

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Focus on demonstrating superiority
over another athlete, or not being out-performed

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What are the 2 types of competitive goals?

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1)PAp goals-focus on performing on a positive end state eg winning a match
2)PAv goals- focus on avoiding a negative end state eg losing a match

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How effective are outcome goals at increasing motivation?

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The least effective goal at increasing motivation as goal achievement depends on the opposition as well as the athlete.

Eg. if you run a personal best in the 400 metres but finish last and the outcome goal was to win, this could negatively affect motivation

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How effective are performance goals at increasing motivation?

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Very effective as they focus on improving your own performance so goal achievement doesn’t depend on the opposition which gives the athlete more control over goal achievement

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How effective are process goals at increasing motivation?

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Very effective as it gives a specific element of performance to focus on, which facilitates learning and development

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How effective are MAp goals at increasing motivation?

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Tend to create the greatest levels of intrinsic motivation in athletes and can have positive effects on performance.

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How effective are MAv goals at increasing motivation?

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Can have negative effects on an athlete’s
well-being but do not always decrease performance.

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How effective are PAp goals at increasing motivation?

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Quite effective especially when an athlete feels more competent, and have been shown to enhance performance in competitive situations.

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How effective are PAv goals at increasing motivation?

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The worst type of goal as they focus heavily on negative aspects of sport and can create higher levels of stress and anxiety and lower levels of motivation as a result