Topic 5 - Smith et al Flashcards

1
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What was the aim?

A

To test the effectiveness of CET

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2
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What does CET stand for?

A

Coach effectiveness Training§

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3
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What did the author predict?

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That CET would increase positive interactions between coaches and players and between teammate

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4
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What performers would benefit the most from trained coaches?

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Performers with low self esteem

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5
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What was the sample?

A

34 male little league baseball coaches

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6
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How was the sample recruited?

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Recruited from a sample who had taken part in a preliminary study

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7
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What was the mean age?

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Around 36 years old

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8
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What was mean experience?

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Just over 8 years

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9
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How many were randomly allocated to the experimental condition?

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18

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10
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How many were randomly allocated to the control condition?

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16

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11
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How many dropped out?

A

3

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12
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What was the final sample number?

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31

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13
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How long were the sessions?

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2 hours

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14
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What were the coaches told to use?

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More reinforcement, encouragement, and technical instructions

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15
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What did the coaches have to take away with them?

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A written brochure

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16
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What were the do’s?

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Encourage, instruct corrections, highlight what will happen if corrected

17
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What were the don’ts?

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Punish, shouting, or disapproving look

18
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How were they observed?

A

Covertly

19
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What did they observe?

A

4 games

20
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Who made up the sample for observation?

A

16 undergrads who had had 4 weeks training

21
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What did they use for the observation?

A

12 categories were observed and coded using CBAS (Coaching and behavioural assessment system)

22
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What did the observers not know?

A

Which coaches had CET training

23
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How did they measure Player Perception and attitudes?

A

Structured interview with 325 boys (82% of the total boys) - they were asked questions about the coaches’ behaviour and their own perception of their ability

24
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How did they measure player self esteem?

A

After the interview, the boys completed a self esteem test

25
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What was found out about observed behaviour differences?

A

Coaches with CET training used reinforcement more than those who didn’t - no overall difference in behaviour

26
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What was found about player perception and attitudes?

A

Players believed that CET coaches used more reinforcement, encouragement, technical instructions and less punishment - also those players said they enjoyed playing for their coaches

27
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What was found about self esteem?

A

Greater improvement in self esteem by the boys who has CET trained coach

28
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What was found about Win-loss records?

A

No significant difference in wins

29
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What were the conclusions?

A

CET has a positive effect on the relationships between coach and players and between teammates - was also an increase in self esteem in the boys coached by CET coach