Theories Of Arousal Flashcards

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What is the catastrophe theory?

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Rapid decline in performance. There’s a big link between somatic and cognitive anxiety

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What’s the inverted U theory?

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A theory of arousal that considers the optimal performance occurs when the performer reaches an optimal

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When is the attentional field strength too high?

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When the inverted u theory shows low arousal

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4
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When is the attentional field ideal width?

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When you’re at peak arousal

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When is the attentional field too narrow?

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When you have high arousal

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What does the modified inverted U theory have two lines?

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Because different skills require different arousal

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What is arousal?

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Psychological and physiological state of alertness and readiness to perform

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What is drive theory?

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Linear relationship between arousal and performance

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