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positive psychology

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an approach to human behavior that focuses on wellness and not merely an absence of disease

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evidence based practice

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sound application and practice must be based upon good science

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three fundamental questions about sport psychology by Gardner

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  1. can it claim to be a scientific discipline
  2. why has there not been more emphasis put on advancement and scientific development
  3. why is there not more emphasis put on the mechanisms that apply meaningful change
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one of the first evidence of sport psychology by Norman triplet in 1897

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father of sports psychology in North America

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Norman griffith

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accredited with establishing the first sport psych lab in illionois in 1925

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norman Griffith

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the father of applied sport psychology in North America

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Bruce O.

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father of modern sport psychology

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Rainer martens

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European sport psychology pioneers

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  1. pierre de coubertin (father of sport psychology in Europe if not in the world)
  2. avksenty cezaravich puni (father of sport psychology in soviet union)
  3. Piotr antonovich roudik (established a school in Moscow)
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feminism

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a movement to end sexism

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sexism

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looking down on or giving less opportunity because of gender

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diane gill four themes drawn from feminist theory and sport psychologist scholarship

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  1. gender is relational rather than categorical
  2. gender is inextricably linked to race/ethnicity, class, and other social identities
  3. gender and cultural relations involve power and privilege
  4. feminism demands action
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homophobic behavior

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harmful behavior directed at individuals who are believed to be gay or lesbian, or such behavior directed at organizations or groups that support gay and lesbian people

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quid pro quo harassment

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there is a bargaining of privileges for sexual favors that goes from the male authority figure toward the female athlete

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hostile environment harassment

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a negative and debilitating atmosphere is created by the male authority figure that is both hostile and unwelcoming

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emotional responses to sexual harassment

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  1. fear
  2. anger
  3. irritation
  4. disgust
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behavioral reactions to sexual harassment

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  1. passivity
  2. avoidance
  3. direct confrontation
  4. confrontation with humor
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factors for dating an athlete in a team you coach who is above the age of consent

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  1. acting in a socially desirable manner
  2. avoiding false accusations
  3. considering whether or not the relationship would interfere with the athlete’s (or another athlete’s) sporting goals
  4. examining the power balance between the coach and the athlete
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  1. Which of the following sport psychology organizations offers a certification as a sport psychology consultant?
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association of applied sport psychology

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  1. The following individual is generally referred to as the father of modern sport psychology in North America.
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Rainer Martens

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  1. As clarified by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC), which of the following is not a basic category or type of sport psychologist?
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applied sport psychologist

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  1. The first clear example of research being conducted in the area of sport psychology was reported by.
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Norman Triplett

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  1. The Journal of Applied Sport Psychology is most closely associated with which professional organization?
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association applied sport psychology

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  1. Harmful behavior directed at individuals who are believed to be gay or lesbian, or behavior directed at organizations or groups support gay and lesbian people.
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homophobic behavior

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  1. The first sport psychology laboratory in North America was established by _____, at the University of ______, in ____.
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coleman griffith, Illinois, 1925

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  1. Which term below identifies the process by which one learns to look at the world through multicultural lens?
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acculturation

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  1. Which of the following is an approach to human behavior that focuses upon wellness and not merely absence of disease?
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positive psychology

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  1. Which of the following statement is most true relative to the “formative years” for sport psychology in North America?
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all of the above

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  1. Which of the following is not currently a sport psychology journal?
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journal of sport psychology

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  1. Bargaining of privileges for sexual favor that goes from male authority figure towards the female athlete.
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quid pro quo harassment

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  1. Talking and discussing with athletes and coaches issues that relate to race is an example of:
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race thinking

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  1. Which of the following professional sport psychology organizations has the distinction of being the oldest?
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international society of sport psychology

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  1. Women also made significant contributions to the development of sport psychology. Which of the following women might be considered to be the “Mother” of Applied Sport Psychology?
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Dorothy harris

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  1. Which of the following early textbooks on sport psychology was written by Bruce Ogilvie and John Lawther?
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problem athletes and how to handle them

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  1. In North American Society, the white individual has a social advantage simply by being born white.
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white privilege

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  1. The notion that sound application and practice in sport psychology must be based upon good science.
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evidenced based practice

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  1. Which current sport psychology organization was previously named the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology?
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association of applied sport psychology

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  1. The following individual is generally referred to as the father of applied sport psychology in North America.
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bruce Ogilvie

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personality

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all the consistent ways in which the behavior of one person differs from that of others

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proponents of humanistic theory

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Maslow and rogers

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at the center of humanistic theory

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self actualization

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personality traits are considered synonyms with dispositions

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consistent stable and enduring

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traits

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