test 2 chapter 13 & 14 Flashcards
what does imagery involve
- involves creating or re-creating an experience in your mind
- polysensory experience
- focus on the past, present , and future orientation
where do athletes use imagery?
athletes use more imagery in competition than in training but mostly before competiition
when do athletes use imagery?
at anytime and during any setting aka before, during, after practice and competition, during rehab, during off season
true or false
does imagery work
true
what is the average effect size in sport and exercise
moderate
do experts or novices use imagery better and more often
experts
what are the two imagery orientations
- mastery orientation (seeing yourself executing a skill perfectly)
- coping orientation ( seeing yourself recovering from errors or unexpected situations, enhances problem-solving ability, enhances emotion-regulation ability)
why does imagery work?
(cognitive mechanism)
- becomes a supplement to physical practice
- develop anticipation and decision-making training
- develop concentration training
(motivation mechanism)
- planning performance in novel envirorment
- self-confidence
- injury rehabilitation
why does imagery work better for some than other
- different people vary in perspective
- differences in vividness
- differences in controllability
- attitude toward imagery
- involvement of senses
- practice
what is internal and external perspective
will be on test look over before test
what are the five theories of how imagery works (know the differences between them)
- symbolic learning theory (oldest)
- psychoneurmuslcar theory
- triple code theory
- bioinformational theory
- psychological skill explanations
define self-confidence
the degree of certainty individuals have about their ability to succeed and the belief that you can successfully perform a desired behavior
true or false
people can be confident about pretty much anything
true
what are the 3 sources of sport confidence
- Achievement (mastery and demonstration of ability)
- self-regulation (physical and mental preparation, physical self-presentation)
- social climate ( social support, coaches’ leadership, vicarious experience)