Stress Management Flashcards

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What is stress:

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Negative response of the body to a threat causing anxiety..

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What is eustress:

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A positive response of the body to a threat.

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What are the two types of effects of stress?

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Cognitive- psychological
Somatic- physiological

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Difference between cognitive and somatic:

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Cognitive- negative thoughts and feelings, irrational thoughts
Somatic- increased HR, temp, sweating

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4 way to improve somatic feelings of stress:

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Biofeedback: a device measuring physical changes which happen during stress and techniques to calm them down.
Progressive Muscle Relaxation: Altering between a period of tension and relaxation.
Centering: breathing control whilst relaxing the chest and shoulders, diverts away from stressful situation
Breathing Control: controlling + concentrating on the rate of depth of breathing allowing performer ti relax and be less distracted.

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What is thought stopping:

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Using a trigger word to help remove unhelpful thoughts- redirecting to more positive thoughts

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What is positive self talk?

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Replacing negative thoughts about performance with positive ones, helping to focus on a tactic/ strategy.

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What is Imagery?

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recreating a feeling of successful movement, can involve creating a calm place.

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What is visualisation?

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What is mental rehearsal?

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Going over movements in your mind, best in a calm situation

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What does attention control and cue utilisation state:

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higher the stress, less information processed.
What is attentional control- changing the focus of attention to detect relevant cues

Attentional Narrowing- less information absorbed as stress + arousal increase

Cue Utilisation- The ability to process information is directly linked to the level of arousal.

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