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1
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what is stress

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state that results from demands that are placed on the individual that require coping.

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who defined stress as a state that results from demands that are places on the individual which require that person to engage in coping behaviour

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Jones & Hardy, 1990

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What are stressors

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demanding events, situations. The environmental demands

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who defined stressors

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Fletcher, 2006

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stressors can be..

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acute or chronic

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who suggested 4 categories of stressors?

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Pacak & Palkovits , 2001

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what are the four stressor categories

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Physical stressors
psychological stressors
social stressors
CV and metabolic homeostasis stressors

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Stressors in a competitive environment

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performance

organisational

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who suggested performance & organisational stressors

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Mellaliea 2009

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what is under performance stresses

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prep 
injury 
expectations 
self- presentation 
Rivalry

PIERS

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what is under organisational stressors

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factors intrinsic to sport
roles in sport organisation
- sport relationships/ interpersonal demands
-athletic career/performance development issues
- organisational structure & climate of sport

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stress causes a disruption of homeostasis (who suggested)

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Cannon, 1929

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physiological responses to acute stressors allow for enhanced physical & mental demands to …

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meet environmental demand

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who suggested that physiological responses to acute stressors allow for enhanced physical & mental demands to meet environmental demands

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Sapolsky, 1996

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in response to acute stressor what system is activated to ensure resources are rapidly mobilised for action

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physiological system

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who suggested that in response to acute stressor physiological system is activated to ensure resources are rapidly mobilised for action

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Pacak & Palkovits 2001

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during rest and recovery what is reduced?

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physiological system

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18
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ANS is made up off

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PNS (PSNS) and SNS

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SNS stimulates

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bodily processes

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PNS inhibits

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bodily processes

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inappropriate repossess have negative effects that can…

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impair growth and development, along with metabolic and psychiatric disorders

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who suggested that • Inappropriate response= negative effects= impaired growth & development, metabolic & psychiatric disorders

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Charmandari, 2005

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psychosocial stressors.. examples

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personality, history of stressors and life event stressors

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psychosocial stressors can influence

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injury occurrence

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who suggested that psychosocial stressors can influence injury occurrence

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Nippert & Smith, 2008

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failure to cope with acute stress has been seen to have detrimental effects on …

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psychological processes (concentration, arousal, attentional focus)

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who suggested that failure to cope with acute stress has been seen to have detrimental effects on psychological processes (concentration, arousal, attentional focus)

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Jones & Hardy, 1989

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who made the Transactional model of stress & coping

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(Lazarus & Folkman, 1987)

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TMSC suggested that stress is a product of

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transactions and a complex environment

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what is transaction

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cognitive, physiological, affective, psych & neurological

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what is primary appraisals

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what is the motivational relevance, will it effect welfare

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what is secondary appraisals

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assessment of coping resources

33
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anticipated loss will result in ….

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threat state

34
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anticipated (potential) gain

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challenge state

35
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BPSM stands for

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Biopsychosocial model of challenge and threat

36
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who created the BPSM

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Blascovich & Tomaka, 1996

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what does the BPSM emphasise

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person- environment transactions

38
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BPSM evaluates what?

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Demand and resource

39
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according to BPSM determinants of challenge and threat include:

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effort 
danger 
uncertainty 
skills 
knowledge 
abilities
-dispositional characteristics 
- external support
40
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who suggested that BPSM determinants of challenge and threat include: 
effort 
danger 
uncertainty 
skills 
knowledge 
abilities
-dispositional characteristics 
- external support
A

Blascovich, 2008

41
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in a threat state what happens with SAM and HPA

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both activated

42
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in a challenge state what happens with SAM and HPA

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SAM activation only

43
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what does HPA do to SAM

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dampens SAM response

44
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what does SAM stand for

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(sympathetic-adrenomedullary)pathway

45
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what happens in threat state to TPR & CO

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High TPR

low CO

46
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what happens in challenge state to TPR & CO

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low TPR

high CO

47
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what does HPA stand for

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Hypothalamic Pituitary-Adrenal

48
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who designed the cognitive appraisal ratio

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Tomaka, 1993

49
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what likert scale is the CAR

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6 point

50
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what equation is needed in CAR

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resources - demand

51
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+ CAR range is a .. state

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challenge

52
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  • CAR range is a …. state
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threat

53
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why did the BPSM extend the transactional theory

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accounted for physiological responses to stress

54
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what does SAM do?

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releases catecholamine

55
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what catecholamines does SAM release

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Adrenaline

noradrenaline

56
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release of adrenaline & Noradrenaline causes

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increased HR, BP, CO and BG levels in response to stressor

57
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threat seems activation of .. (Said?)

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HPA (Dienstbier, 1989)

58
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challenge has been linked to …. attentional control

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more effective

59
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who said challenge has been linked to more effective attentional control

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Vine, 2013

60
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threat has been linked to… attentional control

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less effective

61
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who said threat has been linked to less effective attentional control

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Vine, 2013

62
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what did Moore et al 2012 do?

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effect of challange and threat of golf putting

63
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what did Moore et al 2012 see in the challenge group?

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more accurate, favourable emotions and displayed a more effective gaze, putting kinematics & muscle activity

64
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what does IFSAVP stand for?

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An Integrative Framework of Stress, Attention, and Visuomotor Performance.

65
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who created IFSAVP

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Vine et al 2016

66
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what did the IFSAVP suggest

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that threat can lead to better performance (Stimulance driven)

67
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(IFSAVP) when a threat state= poor performance what is it evaluated as next time

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constantly re-evaluate stressful situation as stressful (threat)

68
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TCTSA?

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Theory of challenge/ threat state in athletics

69
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who created TCTSA

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(Jones, 2009)

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what is the TCTSA suggestion

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individuals engage in demand-resource evaluations in goal-relevant situations

71
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TCTSA suggested that…. are determinants of challenge & threat

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self-efficacy
perceptions of control

achievement goals

72
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what theory suggests that self-efficacy,perceptions of control &achievement goals are determinants off challenge and threat states

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TCTSA (Jones, 2009)

73
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what is a challenge state in TCTSA

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sufficient skills to cope, sufficient control to display skill and focus on approach goals

74
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challenge is typically associated with emotions of..

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+ valance (excitement)

75
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threat is typically associated with emotions of ..

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  • emotions (anxiety)
76
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emotions in challenge are perceived as …

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helpful to performance

77
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emotions in threat are perceived as

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unhelpful to performance

78
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Meijen 2012 found that threat .. predicted avoidance goals

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+ predicted

79
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threat … predicted by self-efficacy and approach goals (Meijen, 2012)

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  • predicted

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