psychology Flashcards
what are principles of goal setting
SMARTER
- specific
- measurable
- agreed
- realistic
- time-phased
- exciting
- recordable
types of motivation
intrinsic, extrinsic
what is intrinsic motivation
motivation that comes form within a performer
what are relaxation techniques
- mental rehearsal
- visualisation
- deep breathing
what is extrinsic motivation
motivation that comes from an external soruce
what is arousal
level of activation and alertness experienced by a performer
what is the yerkes-dodson law
- sporting performance improves as arousal levels increase until threshold point
- any increase past point will worsen performance
how do optimal arousal levels vary for different skills
fine skills: lower arousal levels
gross skills: higher arousal levels
effects of underarousal
- performance quality is low
effects of overarousal
- performance quality deteriorates
- panic
what are two types of anxiety
cognitive, somatic
what is cognitive anxiety
negative thoughts/doubts someone may experience
impacts of somatic anxiety
- muscle tension
- shakes
- sweaty palms
- increased HR/BR
what is somatic anxiety
physiological symptoms of anxiety
impacts of cognitive anxiety
- decreased performance
- impaired decision making
- reduced enjoyment of sport