Mental Flashcards

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What is anxiety?

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  • Cognitive anxiety refers to the negative thoughts and doubts some may experience
  • Somatic anxiety relates to the Psychological symptoms brought on by high pressure moments
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Cognitive anxiety effects

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  • Indecision
  • Negative thoughts
  • Poor concentration
  • Irritability
  • Negative self-talk
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Somatic anxiety

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  • Feel sick
  • Muscle tension
  • Sweaty palms
  • Shaking
  • Fast breathing
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What are all the mental sub factors?

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  • Decision making
  • Confidence
  • Motivation
  • Problem solving
  • Mental toughness
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Methods of collecting data on the mental factors?

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  • Sport competition anxiety test (SCAT)
  • Performance Profile Wheel (PPW)
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What are the Benefits of the SCAT test?

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  • National Norms
  • Permanent record
  • East to setup/complete
  • No time limit
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What are the limitations of the SCAT test?

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  • Lack of honesty
  • Doesn’t take account of the performers mood on the day
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Approaches to develop the mental factors?

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  • Positive self-talk
  • Visualisation
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What are the Benefits of visualisation?

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  • Motivate you to train hard during training sessions in order to achieve the standard of performance you have visualised
  • Reduce negative thoughts by focusing on positive outcomes
  • Help you familiarise yourself with a competition site, a race course, pitch or court
  • Help you to refocus if you get distracted
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