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What are the 2 types of carbohydrate

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Simple and complex

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What are the 3 types of fat

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Saturated, cholesterol, transfats

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What are the 6 vitamins you need to know

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C, D, B1, B2, B6, B12

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What are the 3 minerals you need to know

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Sodium, calcium, Iron

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What are the 4 types of dietary supplements you need to know

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  • Glycogen loading
  • Creatine monohydrate
  • Caffiene
  • Sodium bicarbonate
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What are the 3 stages of a warm up

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Jog, stretch, movement patterns

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7
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What are the 2 types of stretching you need to know

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Ballistic and static

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8
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What anagrams are used for the principles of training

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SPORR and FITT

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9
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wHAT IS SPORR

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Specificity
Progressive overload
Reversibility
Recovery

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10
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What is FITT

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Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type

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11
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What is periodization

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Dividing training into specific sections for a purpose

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12
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What are the 3 cycles in periodization

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Macro cycle - long term planning
Mesocycle - 4 - 12 weeks on one aspect
Microcycle - One week, few days, one session

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13
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Training methods to improve physical fitness (6)

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  • Continuous
  • Fartlek
  • Interval
  • Circuit
  • Weight
  • PNF
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2 types of injury

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Acute or chronic

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Types of acute injury (4)

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Fracture
Dislocation
Strains (muscle)
Sprains (ligament)

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16
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Types of chronic injury

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  • Achilles tendonitis
  • tennis elbow
  • Stress fractures
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17
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Injury prevention methods (5)

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  • Screening
  • Protective equipment
  • Warm up
  • Flexibility training
  • Taping and bracing
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18
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Injury rehabilitation methods ( 5)

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  • Proprioceptive training (hoping jumping balance to restore proprioception
  • Strength training
  • Hyperbaric chamber
  • Cryotherapy
  • Hydrotherapy
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19
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Methods of recovery from exercise (7)

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  • Compression garments
  • Massage
  • Foam rollers
  • Cold therapy
  • Ice baths
  • Cryotherapy
  • Sleep and nutrition
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Newton’s 3 laws

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  • Law of inertia
  • Law of acceleration
  • Law of action/reaction
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21
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3 perspectives of personality

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Trait
social learning
Interactionist

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22
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Hollanders model

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3 parts (interactionist)
core
Typical responses
Role related behaviour

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23
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4 ways attitudes can form

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  • Past experiences
  • Socialisation
  • Social learning
  • Media
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24
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What triadic model explains

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How an attitude is made up of 3 parts

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What are the 3 parts of an attitude according to the triadic model

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  • Cognitive (beliefs/thoughts)
  • Affective (emotions/feelings)
  • Behavioural (actions/responses)
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26
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4 ways to change attitudes

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  • Ensure positive/successful experiences
  • Praise positive attitudes
  • Punish negative attitudes
  • Using role models to highlight positive attitudes
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27
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5 theories of arousal

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  • Drive
  • Inverted U
  • Catastrophe
  • Zone of optimal functioning
  • Peak flow
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28
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4 types of anxiety

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  • Somatic
  • Cognitive
  • Competitive state
  • Competitive trait
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29
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3 ways of measuring anxiety

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  • questionnaires
  • Observation
  • Physiological methods
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What is aggression often confused with

31
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4 theories of aggression

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  • Instinct
  • Frustration aggression
  • Aggressive cue
  • Social learning theory
32
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2 types of motivation

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Intrinsic and extrinsic

33
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What theory is Atkinson’s model for

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Achievement motivation theory

34
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What did Atkinson state about achievement motivation

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During demanding situations a performer will exhibit either a NACH or NAF characteristics

35
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What 2 categories of others did zajonc suggest their is

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Passive and interactive

36
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What are the 2 types of Passive others

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Audience and co-actors

37
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What are the 2 types of interactive others

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Competitive co-actors and social reinforcers

38
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How does drive theory link to zajonc

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increased arousal from others causes a dominant response. This is good for experts but bad for novices

39
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What was tuckmans model for

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To show group formation

40
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What were the 4 steps in tuckmans model

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Forming, storming, norming, performing

41
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What are the 2 types of cohesion in group dynamics

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Social and task

42
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What 4 things did Carron say affects group dynamics

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  • Personal
  • Environmental
  • Leadership
  • Team
43
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What was steiners model for group performance

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Actual productivity = potential productivity - faulty processing

44
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What is the ringleman effect

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The more performers in a group the lower each individuals performance will be

45
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what are the 4 types of goal

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  • Task orientated
  • Process
  • Performance
  • Outcome
46
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What anagram is used for principles of effective goal setting

47
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What does SMARTER stand for

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Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic
Time bound
Evaluate
Re-do
48
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What theory is Weiners model for

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Attribution theory

49
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What are the 2 dimensions in wieners model

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Locus of causality and locus of stability

50
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What is on locus of causality

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External - internal

51
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What is on locus of stability

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Stable - unstable

52
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what is in stable part

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Ability - task difficulty

53
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What is in unstable part

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Effort - luck

54
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What is on internal part

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Ability - effort

55
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What is on external part

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Task difficulty - luck

56
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What is attribution theory linked to

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Task persistence, motivation, learned helplessness

57
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Who had a theory on self efficacy

58
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What were 4 things that affect self efficacy according to bandura (PA, VE, VP, EA)

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  • Performance accomplishments
  • Vicarious experiences
  • Verbal persuasion
  • Emotional arousal
59
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Who had a model on sports confidence

60
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What were 3 types of confidence vealey came up with

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  • Trait sports confidence
  • State sports confidence
  • Competiveness orientation
61
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What are the 2 ways someone becomes a leader

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  • prescribed or emergent
62
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What are the 3 types of leader

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Autocratic
Democratic
Laissez- faire

63
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What are the 2 theories on leadership

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Fielders contingency model and chelladurai’s multi dimensional model on leadership

64
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What did Fielder say should be the 2 approaches that should be adopted when being a leader

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  • task orientated or person orientated
65
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What dictates what leadership style should be used

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The favourableness of the situation
most and least use task orientated
moderately favourable use person orientated

66
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What does Chelladurai’s model say about leadership

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Leaders should adapt their approach dependant on the situation in hand

67
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What 3 things should be considered in chelladurai’s model

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Situation, Leader, group

68
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What are the 2 types of stress

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  • Eustress = positive responses

- Distress = negative responses

69
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What are the 2 responses to stress

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Somatic and cognitive

70
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State the somatic strategies to reduce stress (5)

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  • Biofeedback (equipment)
  • PNR
  • Breathing control
  • Centring
  • Warm up
71
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State the cognitive strategies to reduce stress (7)

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  • Psychological skills training
  • Mental rehearsal
  • Visualisation
  • Imagery
  • Positive self- talk
  • Negative thought stopping
  • Attentional control and cue utilisation (arousal)
72
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Who made a model on attentional focus

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What are the 2 dimensions of attentional focus in Nideffers model

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  • Broad - narrow (number of cues)

- Internal - external (Where focus is place)

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