Year 2 - Confidence & Self-efficacy Flashcards
Define self-efficacy
Self-confidence within specific situations
Define sports confidence
Belief individuals possess about their ability to be successful in sport
What is self-esteem
Feeling of self-worth that determines how valuable and competent we feel
Explain why sports confidence is important
Increases motivation levels resulting in firm decisions being taken and more likely to have positive outcomes
Who is the theorist that devised the sport confidence model back in 1986?
Vealey
What do the following mean?
SC-state
SC-trait
SC-state is how self confident someone is in a certain situation
SC-trait shows how much sports confidence someone possesses
What is a subjective outcome from Vealey’s confidence model?
How an athlete interprets their performance in sport
Who is the theorist behind self-efficacy?
Bandura (1977)
What is self-efficacy?
Confidence within a specific situation
How can previous matches against an opponent affect self-efficacy?
If you beat them before you will be more confident (higher self-efficacy). If they beat you before you would be less confident (lower self-efficacy).
What are the 4 factors that influence self-efficacy?
Previous accomplishments
Vicarious experiences
Verbal persuasion
Emotional arousal
If you are more confident in a situation, are you more likely to be successful?
Yes - Vealey states that ‘the more confident you are, the more successful you will be…and the more successful, the more confident you will be’
How does arousal influence self-efficacy?
Perceptions of arousal will impact on confidence - too aroused and we stress, under aroused and we under-perform