Section 13.8 Role of technology in sport Flashcards

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What is sport analytics?

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Studying data from sports performances to try to improve performances

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What is the definition of research?

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A systematic process of investigation and study carried out with the aim of advancing knowledge

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What is quantitative research?

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Is a formal, objective and systematic process used to gather factual information and numerical data

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What is qualitative research?

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is subjective, looks at feelings, opinions and emotions

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How could quantitative data be used in sport psychology?

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Prove the potential positive link between motivational self-talk and improving self-paced skills

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How could quantitative data be used in exercise psychology?

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On a numerical scale, compare the relative effect of different environments on exerciser’s moods

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How could qualitative data be used in sport psychology?

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Open-ended questions with focus groups can be used to explore feelings of elite athletes prior to performance at major competitions

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How could qualitative data be used in exercise psychology?

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In-depth interviews used to help establish whether more frequent exercisers have a more accurate understanding of their injuries than less frequent exercisers

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What is objective data?

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Information received on facts, measurable and observable

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What is subjective data?

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Information based on personal opinions, assumptions, interpretations, emotions and beliefs

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What is validity?

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The degree to which the data collected actually measures what it claims to measure

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What is reliability?

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When the data collected is consistent and similar results are achieved when test repeated

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What can video analysis be used for?

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  • analyse gait
    -biomechanical aspects of performance
  • helpful in injury rehabilitation
  • individual analysis of technical performance
  • correct problems with techniques
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What is notational match analysis?

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  • Used to record aspects of individual/team performance.
  • takes place through study of movement patterns, strategy and tactics in a variety of sports
  • gather objective data on performance
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What is biomechanics motion analysis?

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  • Used to analyse the sporting impact of body movements
  • involves quantitative-based study and analysis of sports activities
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What are the benefits of video and analysis programs?

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  • Quantify performance in an accurate, reliable and valid way
  • Help athletes and coach on recall of performance
  • Long term athletes training programs
  • Aid to performance enhancement
  • Immediate feedback to provide pre- and post- feedback for athlete and coach to compare
  • Analyse stats of opponent, alongside past experiences against opposition (game plan)