Midterm Study Guide Flashcards

1
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Psychological factors often influence and sometimes determine the outcome of sports. True or False

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True

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2
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Psychosomatic refers to the mind influencing the ______________ of a person in some way.

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body/physiology

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3
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The primary goals of sports psychology are to:

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Describe, explain, and to predict the attitudes, emotions, and behaviors of sport participants

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4
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The study of human behavior in the context of participating in sport and how behavior (performance) is affected by three primary sources:

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The athlete, the coach, and the environment

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5
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What two events happened in 1984 that gave credibility to the area of sports psychology?

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  1. The APA (American Psychological Association) recognized sports psychology as a valid field of study
  2. The U.S. Olympics adopted sports psychologist as a part of their sports medicine program
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6
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What was Dr. Coleman Roberts Griffith’s claim to fame?

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He had the first sports psychology lab and the first sports psychology textbook. He is known as the father of sports psychology

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7
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What three areas do sports psychologists provide services?

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Clinical, Educational, and Research

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8
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Regular exercise improves one’s satisfaction with life. True or False

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True

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9
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Sports Psychology techniques can control and individual’s heart rate. True or False

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True

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10
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Observing positive highlights of a team’s past performances can improve their collective self efficacy. True or False

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True

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11
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Opponents non-verbal behavior (positive or negative) can influence a performer’s confidence. True or False

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True

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12
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Define Mental Toughness as the article defines it:

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Personal capacity to produce high levels of performance despite everyday challenges, stressors, and significant adversities

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13
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Motivation comes from a Latin word which means:

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“To move”

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14
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What is the purpose of Motivation as described in class?

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To prolong desirable feelings and actions of athletes

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Identify AND briefly define the TARGET acronym to create Mastery-oriented motivation:

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T- Tasks (self improvement)
A- Authority (self responsibility)
R- Reward (effort/improvement)
G- Grouping (roles)
E- Evaluation (self evaluation)
T- Time (adequate)

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16
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Identify the three basic human needs espoused by the Self-determination Theory:

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Autonomy, Competence, and Relatedness

17
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COPE (acronym) stands for:

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C- Control emotions
O- Organize input
P- Plan response
E- Execute plan

18
Q

Bandura defined self efficacy as:

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Beliefs in ones capabilities to organize and execute the courses of action required to produce given attainments

19
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According to Bandura the four major determinants of self efficacy influence are:

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  1. Mastery experience
  2. Vicarious experience
  3. Verbal persuasion
  4. Physiological/Affective states
20
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Based on the RISE concept, coaches can improve the self efficacy of their athletes through three specific practices:

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  1. Challenging or special opportunities
  2. Positive feedback
  3. One on one instruction
21
Q

The most powerful source of mental toughness is a persons:

A

Choice