Models + Concepts Flashcards
What Is The 3 Component Model?
Cognitive
Affective
Behavioural
Outline Azjens Theory Of Planned Behaviour
Attitude To Behaviour + Subjective Norms + Perceived Behavioural Control = Intention = Behaviour
What Can Bridge The Gap Between Intention And Behaviour? (TPB)
Planning
TPB Limitations
Assumes intentions are explicit
Not focused on external limitations
No given timeframe
What Is The Equation For Normalised (z) scores?
(Data point - Mean) / Standard Deviation
What Are The Features Of The Job Characteristics Model? (Hackman + Oldman 1975)
Task Variety Task Identity Task Significance Autonomy Feedback
Using The Job Demands-Control Model (Karasek 1979) what are the 4 outcomes of different job roles?
Low Demands x High Control = Low Strain
Low Demands x Low Control = Passive
High Demands x High Control = Active
High Demands x Low Control = High Strain
What Does -1 On Pearson’s Correlation Co-Efficient Show?
Strong Negative Correlation
What Does +1 On Pearson’s Correlation Co-Efficient Show?
Strong Positive Correlation
What Are The 2 Components Of The Achievement Motivation Theory?
Motive Or Need To Achieve Success
Motive Or Need To Avoid Failure
Outline The Formula For Motive/Need To Achieve Success (NACH)
Tendency To Achieve Success = Motive To Achieve x Probability Of Success x Importance To Achieving Success
Outline The Formula For Motive/Need To Avoid Failure (NAF)
Tendency To Avoid Failure = Motive To Avoid Failure x Probability Of Failure x Importance Of Avoiding Failure
What Is The A.R.C Of Self Determination Theory?
Autonomy
Relatedness
Competence
What Can You Use To Measure Burnout?
Maslach Burnout Inventory
Athlete Burnout Questionnaire
What Are Consequences Of Burnout?
Withdrawal Behaviours Anxiety, Depression Sleep Disturbance Memory Impairment Neck Pain Infections Type 2 Diabetes Cardiovascular Disease
