Models

Question 1

Flow model

Answer 1

Anxiety
Arousal
flow
control
relaxation
bordem
apathy
worry
AAFCRBAW
CHALLENGE LEVEL DOWN THE SIDE
SKILL LEVEL ALONG THE BOTTEM

Question 2

Adventure Experiance Paradigm

Answer 2

Devestation and disaster
misadventure
peak adventure
adventure
exploration and experementation
competence along the bottem
difficulty along the side

Question 3

Exploration and experimentation

Answer 3

• where the task is easy
• the individual may find time to pause or experiment with the task
  -an example could be absailing down a rockface, being calm, relaxing and being able to stop and take a photo

Question 4

Adventure

Answer 4

• an experence where the individual is placing themselves at risk and when the outcome is uncertain
• a climbers attention becomes more focussed on climbing, they become more awear of wether or not they can climb the route or not.

Question 5

Peak adventure

Answer 5

The difficulty of the task is equal the the competence of an individual creating optimal arousal, resulting in maximal performance

Question 6

Misadventure

Answer 6

• a state of mind where the imidiate reactions are negative rather than positive
• the challenge becomes to difficult for the individual
• it may also be social, emotional, or financhal

Question 7

Devastation and disaster

Answer 7

• The degree of dificulty is far greater than that of an individuals competence
• an extension of misadventure where harm or death my result.