psychological influences on the individual Flashcards

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personality definition

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  • unique psychological make-up
  • developed through nurture and nature
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nurture

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  • characteristics that are learned
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nature

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  • characteristics that are inherited
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trait theory

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  • indivduals born with innate characteristcs
  • stable, enduring and stay the same in different situations
  • behaviour is consistent so performer will behave same in most situations
  • eg extrovert basketball player will also behave in a extrovert way in training
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trait theory limitation

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  • doesnt take into account personality change
  • player personality in a match may be different to a post game interview
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social learning theory

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  • personality characteristics are learned, can be developed through association
  • behaviour learned from significant others by socialisation
  • more likely to be copied if positive reinforcement
  • young player copy celebration of professional footballers
  • observe - identify - reinforce - copy
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interactionist perspective

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  • personality and behaviour influenced by both genetic and environmental factors
  • combines trait theory and SLT
  • traits we are born with are adapted and used accordingly to the situation
  • includes lewin and hollander approaches
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Lewin approach

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  • behaviour is adapted to suit a situation
  • behaviour is a function of personality and environment
  • B=F(PXE)
  • inherent, consistent traits can be adapted to the situation, meaning those traits will produce a typical response
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hollander approach

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  • personality made up of 3 features
  • core of performer (values and beliefs)
  • typical responses (inherent traits displayed to specific situations)
  • role related behaviour (performer adapt or adopt to very specific role when situation demands it)
  • more environment has an influence the more behvaiour is likely to change
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how knowledge of interactionist approach can improve performance

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  • predict player behaviour - remove from situation
  • recreate situations in training
  • offer advice, support allow individual to adapt to specific circumstances
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credulous definition

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when link between personality and behaviour is accepted

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sceptical definition

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when link between personality and behaviour is outdated

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reasons why people may be credulous about interactionist approach

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  • behaviour changes as competition increases
  • personality tests that predict behaviour and can be used as part of talent identification
  • personality types can be linked to elite sporting performance - calm under pressure
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reasons why people may be sceptical about interactionist approach

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  • no link between personality and choice of sport
  • behaviour and personality can change during a game
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attitude

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  • what you think about something
  • attitude is an opinion
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