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what is self confidence

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a persons belief in themself and their abilities

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what is self efficacy

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one’s belief is confident and can perform well within a specific situation

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high self efficacy traits

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feels confident, choose more challenging task, try harder and persist for longer

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low self efficacy traits

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worry, anxiety and or depression, avoids particular activity or gives up when their initial attempts are unsuccessful

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what does vamp stand for

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verbal persuasion, accomplishments in performance, modeling and physiological state

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types of goals

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performance, outcome and process

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long and short term goal structure

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stepping stone/staircase

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reasons for setting goals

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provides direction for training and comp, increases motivation and focuses your attention

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four pillars of goal setting

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technical, tactical, psychological and physiological

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who should you set goals with

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coach, parents and team mates

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what does smarter stand for

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specific, measurable, agreed, realistic, time frame, exciting and reviewable

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what is motivation

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the direction and intensity of one’s efforts

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what does the self determination theory CAR stand for

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competence, autonomy and relatedness

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what does competence mean

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seek to control the outcome and experience mastery

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what does autonomy mean

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the urge to be in charge of your own destiny and who you want to become

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what does relatedness mean

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the want to interact, connect and experience caring for others

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types of motivation

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positive and negative, intrinsic and extrinsic, and amotivation

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what is positive motivation based around

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that you will get rewarded whenever you do the right thing

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what are the reinforcers involved

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social, material, activity and special outings

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what is negative motivation based around

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creating fear and using punishment when falling to achieve the desired outcome

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what is intrinsic motivation

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the motivation that comes within

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what does intrinsic motivation cover

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security, power and love

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what is flow state

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you know what you need to do will happen, even through difficult circumstances. time disappears and you feel sort of something larger

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what is extrinsic motivation

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motivation that comes from outside sources

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what are tangible rewards

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medals, money

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what are intangible rewards

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things that can’t be touched or seen, such as recognition

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what is amotivation

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lack of intention to engage in certainty behaviour

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what is arousal

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the activation of readiness of mind and body

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what is stress

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a substantial imbalance between what you perceive is being demanded of you and what you perceive your capabilities are, when you perceive the outcome to be important

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what is anxiety

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the apprehension we feel when we perceive a threat to some value consider essential

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what is worry

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the consideration of possible negative events and adverse consequences

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what does stress lead to

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anxiety

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what does anxiety manifest

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arousal

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types of stressors

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external and internal

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what are external stressors

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injury, hard physical training, illness

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what are internal stressors

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changing coaches, failing a test

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what is the two things in the inverted u

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performance and anxiety

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what is involved in the catastrophe theory

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performance, cognitive anxiety, arousal

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what is involved in cognitive anxiety

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state and trait

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what is trait anxiety

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personality

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what is state anxiety

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situation

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what is state anxiety

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situation

43
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why does choking happen

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too much cognitive anxiety