psych skills sem 2 Flashcards

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1
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identify the basic and advanced psychological skills

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basic - relaxation, goal setting, imagery, self-talk
advanced - controlling anxiety, optimising self confidence, motivation, attention

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2
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types of goal

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performance
process
outcome

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3
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give 4 ways that goals influence performance

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1- direct attention - improves focus and gives meaning to competition and training

2- effort - needed from athlete, may not be achieved from goal setting alone

3- persistance - is driven by the importance of the goal to the athlete

4- development of new learning strategies will lead the athlete to test new strategies and ways of achieving their goals

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4
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goals should be
acronym

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Specific
Measurable
Actioned
Realistic
Time based
Evaluated
Reset

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5
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one way of judging the competency of goals (T)

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perceptions of competence are self referred
includes: meeting demands of task, exerting effort, improving skill level

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one way of judging the competency of goals (e)

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perception of competence includes demonstrating superiority/surpassing normative standards

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7
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two ways of judging the competency of goals

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TASK :)
EGO :(

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8
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process for goal

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focus on execution of behaviours regarded as contributing to effective performance - self referenced

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9
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performance for goal

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focus on personal achievement - self referenced

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10
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outcome for goal

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social comparison - relative to performance of others

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example of process

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training x4 a week

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12
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example of outcome

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beating others

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13
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example of performance

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setting a PB (personal)

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14
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6 adaptive outcomes

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-ENGAGING in training
-giving BEST effort
-always showing PERSISTANCE
-choosing CHALLENGING activities/opponents
-consistently performung to POTENTIAL
-always working on IMPROVEMENT

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4 maladaptive outcomes

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-HOLDS back in training
-chooses TOO EASY/TOO HARD activities/opponents
-doubts over ability cause performance IMPAIRMENT
-withdraw from sport as a result of feeling INCOMPETENT

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16
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Kyllo and Landers 1995 6 principles (first 3)

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-goals should be specific - specific absolute 0.93 effect size

-goals should be difficult (moderately difficult)

-long term goals should be combined w short term goals to maximise effectiveness (achieving short term goals increases self efficacy)

17
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Kyllo and Landers 1995 6 principles (last 3)

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-make goals public - public effect size 0.79

-make goal setting cooperative - effect size 0.62

-focus on performance and/or process rather than outcome

18
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public goal setting - Ward and Carnes 2002

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american football - baseline for reads, drops, tackles was 70%, post intervention of public goal setting increased to 96%

19
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who came up with the psycho-neuromuscular theory

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Carpenter, 1984

20
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explain psycho-neuromuscular theory

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imagery produces similar neuromuscular activity to the actual movement

21
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evidence for psycho-neuromuscular theory

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Jackson 1931 found that imaged arm moevement produced small muscular contractions

22
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criticism of psycho-neuromuscular theory

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predicts that imagery should benefit physical tasks more than cognitive ones

23
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who came up with the symbolic learning theory

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Sackett, 1934

24
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what is the symbolic learning theory

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imagery generates + strengthens a mental blueprint of the required movement pattern
enables rehearsal of cognitive aspects of a skill

25
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beneficial effect of mental practice are greater for …

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cognitive tasks than motor tasks

26
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who created bio-informational theory

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Lang, 1977/79

27
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what is the bio-informational theory

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we have prepositions stored in the brain
stimulus prepositions - content of scene being imaged
response prepositions - verbal, motor, physiological, emotional responses to the scene

28
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evidence for bio-informational theory Cumming et al; 2007

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imagery instructions that include response propositions generate stronger responses