Unit 4 - AOS 3 - Psychological Strategies Flashcards

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Sleep

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  • Number one recovery and psychological strategy
  • Healthy sleep habits reduce stress & anxiety which allow for optimal level of arousal and performance.
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Effects of lack of sleep

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  • Increased reaction times
  • Increased tiredness -> ^ RPE
  • Decreased tissue repair (decreased human growth hormone)
  • Decreased glucose metabolising activity
  • Increased stress
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Motivation definition

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“Internal state that activates, directs and sustains behaviour towards achieving a set goal”

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Types of motivation

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Intrinsic - motivation from within
Extrinsic - External motivation (trophy, awards)
Positive - receiving comments that are positive to drive behaviour
Negative - drop motivation

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5
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Goal Setting effects and types

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  • ^ motivation
  • encourages perseverance and resilience

Outcome goals, performance goals, process goals

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Considerations for goal setting

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Specific
Measurable
Accepted
Realistic
Time oriented
Exciting
Recorded

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Confidence - what it is influenced by (2 points)

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Self efficacy - Situation of self confidence or the beleif that one is confident and can perform within specific situations.

Prior experiences

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Effects of lack of confidence

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  • Performance anxiety
  • stress
  • tension
  • lack of effort
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Effects of over confidence

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  • Taking it easy
  • Bored
  • Easily distracted
  • Lack of attention
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How to improve confidence

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  • Proper preparation prevents poor performance
  • Winning/success in training
  • Routine (breaths, visualising etc.)
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Arousal definition

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the amount of mental energy and preparedness a person has prior to performance.

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12
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under arousal

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good for precision

-lack of motivation, energy, enthusiasm, effort
-slow reaction time

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13
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over arousal

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good for weightlifting

  • anxiety
  • tension
    -nervousness
    -jerky uncoordinated movements
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14
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strategies for controlling arousal

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distract with a set routine
(set prior to skill execution) before free throw etc

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15
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things to reduce arousal

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calm music, meditation, breathing control, progressive muscle relaxation

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16
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things to increase arousal

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positive self talk, up beat music, elevated breathing, visualising powerful events

17
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definition of mental imagery

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“creating or recreating an experience in your mind”
familiarise, motivates, perfect skills, reduces negative thought, refocus, see success

18
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benefits of mental imagery

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  • self confidence
  • developing pre competition and comp strategies
  • focus attention
19
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definition of concentration and its types

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act of focusing one’s attention

broad internal, broad external, narrow internal, narrow external

20
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choking definition

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“loosing when expected to win, focusing on outcome instead of process”

  • most likely strong expectations to win
21
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definition and types of positive self talk

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“mental strategy used to improve performance and reflects the link between one’s thoughts and performance”

instructional- improving technique of fine motor skills

motivational- boosting confidence