Happiness and Sadness Flashcards
Define ‘Happiness and Sadness’
Happiness and Sadness are both emotional states of mind ranging from feeling joyful to feeling sorrow
Describe one positive effect of happiness on performance(1)
Optimistic point of view
Describe another positive impact of happiness on performance(2)
Increased confidence in ability
Describe a negative effect of sadness on performance(1)
Shift of focus, lack of concentration
Describe a second negative impact of sadness on performance(1)
Don’t care about result of game, less effort put in
Evaluate the impact of happiness on performance(2 marks)
<strong>Optimistic point of view</strong>
- See game with positive mindset
- Less variability within performance
- Have belief of capability
- Able to overcome adversities
<strong>Increased confidence in ability</strong>
- Confidence under pressure
- Don’t hold back
- More likely to perform well
- Feel relaxed and energized before games
Explain the impact of sadness on performance(2 marks)
<strong>Don't Care about result of game</strong> - No enthusiasm - Don't put any effort in - Not fulfilling role in game - Cannot be bothered <strong>Shift of focus</strong> - Not focused on performance - Focused on past mistakes - End up performing skills badly due to lack of concentration
What is the method of data collection for happiness/sadness?
Coach Feedback
Describe coach feedback(4 marks)
- Coach gives several pieces of information to athletes
- Multiple points during/before/after performance
- Positive and Negative Feedback
- Passes over relevant information
- External feedback(coach is not in the game)
- Concurrent = During performance
- Example:Group meetings, post match analysis
State two advantages of coach feedback
Coaches are knowledgeable
Instantaneous feedback
State two disadvantages of coach feedback
Not permanent/quantitative
Emotions due to game may cause tension
What is the approach used to develop happiness/sadness?
Trigger Words/Anchor Words
Describe trigger/anchor words(4 marks)
- Personal word/phrase that triggers the performer to go into their Ideal Performance State
- Personal to you
- Relevant to stage
- ‘Look up’ ‘Move on’
- Keeps an optimistic frame of mind
- Quietly repeat to self/team mates repeat it
Give two advantages of controlled breathing
Physiological Advantages
Refocused
Give two disadvantages of controlled breathing
Time consuming
Hard to complete in sport situations