Intro to SPORPSY Flashcards

1
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Sport and exercise psychology is the scientific study of (blank)

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people and their behaviors in sport and exercises contexts and the practical application of that knowledge

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2
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2 objectives of sport and exercise psychology

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  1. to understand how psychological factors affect physical or motor performance
  2. to understand how participation in physical activity affects psychological development, health, and well-being
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3
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3 primary roles of sports psychologists

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research, teaching, consulting

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4
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2 specialties of sport psychology

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clinical and educational

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5
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The first person to conduct a sport psychology experiment

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Norman Triplett

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6
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What was the experiment made by Norman Triplett?

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how the presence of competitors affect cyclists’ performance

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7
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This person saw sport as an excellent way to advance a more scientific and data-based approach to psychology

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E.W. Scripture

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8
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What did E.W. Scripture study?

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reaction and muscle movement of fencers and runners and the transfer of physical training

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9
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This person is considered the Father of America Sport Psychology

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Coleman Griffith

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10
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Coleman Griffith is known for these 2 things

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  • developing the first lab in sport psychology

- initiating one of the first coaching schools in America

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11
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Coleman Griffith was the team psychologist for which NFL team?

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Chicago Cubs

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12
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This person is largely responsible for the scientific development of sport psychology

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Franklin Henry

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13
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What was Franklin Henry’s focus of study?

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sport and motor skill acquisition

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14
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These 2 individuals helped create the academic discipline of sport and exercise psychology

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Warren Johnson and Arthur Slatter-Hammel

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15
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She is one of the first women to practice sport psychology

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Dorothy Hazeltine Yates

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16
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Dorothy Hazeltine Yates was best known for?

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consulting with university boxers and taught them the relaxation-set method

17
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Around what year did applied sport psychology emerge?

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1966 to 1977

18
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This person is considered the Father of North American applied sport psychology

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Bruce Ogilvle

19
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3 common challenges faced by sport psychology in the field of practice

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  • defining training standards
  • developing ethical standards
  • establishing licensure
20
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A prominent figure in the advancement of sport psychology as a multidisciplinary science

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Dorothy Harris

21
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The division number of sport and exercise psychology in APA

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division 47

22
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This person is known as the Father of International Sport Psychology and founded the International Society of Sport Psychology

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Ferruccio Antonelli

23
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This person is a proponent of the use of psychological preparation in athletic competitions

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Avksenty Puni

24
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This refers to a process or method of learning about the world through the systematic, controlled, empirical, and critical filtering of knowledge acquired through experience

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science

25
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This refers to a set of interrelated facts presenting a systematic view of some phenomenon in order to describe, explain, and predict its future occurrences

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theory

26
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This refers to an investigator observing or assessing factors without changing the environment in any way

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study

27
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This refers to an investigator manipulating study variables along with observing them to examine how one variable influences the changes in others

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experiment

28
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For sport psychology, a (blank) approach is necessary

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active approach

29
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3 orientations in the field of sport psychology

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  • psychophysiological
  • social-psychological
  • cognitive-behavioral