Mental imagery Flashcards

1
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what is imagery?

A

an experience that mimics a real experience

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what is mental practice?

A

cognitive rehearsal of a task prior to performance

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what is mental rehearsal?

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cognitive rehearsal of a task in the absence of overt physical movement

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what are the 2 types of visual imagery?

A

internal visual imagery perspective
external visual imagery perspective

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what is internal visual imagery?

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1st person perspective, viewing the scenario through your own eyes

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what is external visual imagery?

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3rd person perspective, viewing yourself from someone else’s perspective

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what is kinesthetic imagery?

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feelings and sensations associated with the image

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what are the functions of imagery?

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  • learn and improve skills and techniques
  • learn and develop plans and strategies
  • enhance motivation
  • modify cognitions
  • manage emotions
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what is Paivio’s 2 x 2 framework?

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cognitive specific
motivational specific
cognitive general
motivational general - arousal and mastery

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what is cognitive specific framework?

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CS is imagery to learn/improve/ maintain performance of specific skills or movements

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what is cognitive general framwork?

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CG is imagery to develop/learn / remember strategies and set plays

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what is motivation specific framework?

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MS is imagery to motivate and increase effort levels eg. to win a competition

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what is motivational general arousal?

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MG-A is imagery to regulate arousal, anxiety and emotions eg. psych up before competition

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what is motivational general mastery?

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MG-M is imagery to regulate thoughts and cognitions eg. stay focused

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what is imagery ability?

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an individuals capability to form vivid, controllable images and retain them for sufficient time to effect the desired imagery rehearsal

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16
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how do you improve imagery ability?

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behavioural matching
training exercises
observation and demonstrating

17
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how do you measure imagery ability?

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self-report data
behavioural computer-based data
chronometric data (clock)
physiological data
neural data (brain)

18
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what is PETTLEP imagery?

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P- physical - making the imagery experience match the physical experience as much as possible
E- environment- where is the imagery performed?
T- task- imaged situation
T- timing - imaged running time vs actual
L- learning- content of imagery should be reviewed and revised
E- emotion- imaging inappropriate emotions may have a debilitating effect on performance
P- perspective- athletes perspective depend upon the task being imaged

incorporating the 7 elements can increase imagery ability

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what are the 3 main outcomes of imagery?

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  • facilitating the learning and performance of skills and strategies
  • modifying cognitions
  • regulating arousal and competitive anxiety