Self-Confidence Flashcards

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What is Self-Confidence?

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The Belief that you can successfully perform a desired behavior.

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State Self Confidence

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The Degree of certainty that individuals have a particular moment of their ability to succeed. (More Unstable)

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Trait Self confidence

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The degree of certainty individuals usually have about their ability to succeed. (More Stable)

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Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

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Expecting something to happen actually helps cause it to happen

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Negative self-fulfilling prophecy

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This is the psychological barrier whereby the expectation of failure leads to actual failure.

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What are the benefits of self-confidence?

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Arouses positive emotions
Facilitates concentration
Affects the setting and pursuit of challenging goals
Increases Effort
Affects game strategies
Affects psychological momentum
Affects performance

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Arouses positive emotions

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Feel Confident -> More likely to remain calm/relaxed under pressure

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Facilitates concentration

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Confident -> Focus on task
Not Confident -> Worry about how you are performing

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What is the Self Efficacy Theory?

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The perception of one’s ability to perform a task successfully.

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What are the main premises of the self efficacy theory?

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Affects an athletes choice of activities, level of effort, and persistence
It generalizes other similar skills and situations
High Self Efficacy -> are more likely to set challenging goals

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What are the Six main sources of self-efficacy?

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Performance accomplishments
Vicarious Experiences
Verbal Persuasion
Imaginal Experience
Physiological States
Emotional Stress

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Performance Accomplishments

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Most dependable source of self-efficacy because it is based on one’s master experiences

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Vicarious Experiences

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Seeing others modeling (or demonstrating) a skill influences efficacy. Best understood through a 4 stage process.

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What is the 4 stage modeling process?

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Attention
Retention
Motor Reproduction
Motivation

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Attention

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Paying attention to key points in the activity several times

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Retention

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Having to be committed to retain the skills to memory

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Motor reproduction

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Learning how to coordinate their muscles actions with their thoughts

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Motivation

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This final stage affects all other stages, must be motivated to do all other three.

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Verbal Persuasion

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Persuasive techniques can improve self efficacy, self talking can also enhance it.

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Imaginal Experiences

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Imaging oneself or others behaving in future situations can generate belief about personal efficacy/lack of efficacy.

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Physiological States

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Influences self efficacy when they are associated with aversive physiological arousal.

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Emotional States

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Emotional states, or moods, are another source of efficacy information.

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What is Collective (team) self efficacy?

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The belief or perception shared by members of the team regarding the capabilities of their teammates

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What are some ways that we can build self confidence?

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Focus on performance accomplishments
Acting confident
Responding with confidence
Thinking confidently
Using imagery
Using goal mapping
Optimizing physical conditioning and training
Preparing
Fostering social climate

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Focusing on performance accomplisments

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The most powerful way to build confidence

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Acting Confidently

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The more confident an athlete acts - the more likely they are to feel confident

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Thinking confidently

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Focus on instruction/ motivations self talk and good performance, disregard negative thoughts

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Use Imagery

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Imagine yourself successfully performing a skill you have never done or have had difficulty executing

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Goal Mapping

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Use a personalized goal achieving plan

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Optimizing physical condition and training

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Training and physical states are keys to confidence

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Preparing

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develop performance plans and pre competitive routines

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fostering social climate

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Leadership style, types of goals, social support network, and social feedback sources, availability and characteristics of models all influence confidence

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What are the three primary self regulatory tools recommended by sports to enhance confidence

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Self talk, imagery, goal mapping