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Revision lesson. Lower 6th
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What is this...?
Drive theory
Catastrophe theory
Inverted U theory
Performance theory
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B = f(PE)
Behaviour = function (Personality trait x environment)
Behaviour = frustration (Persistence x environment)
Brilliance = function (PE x exams)
Behaviour = f(PE)
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Motivation involves our inner drives towards achieving a goal.
True
False
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They often come in forms of rewards such as medals.
Extrinsic motivation
Intrinsic motivation
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What are the two 'states' of anxiety
Internal & external
Positive & negative
Happy & sad
Somatic & Cognitive
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the patterns of thoughts and feelings and the way in which we interact with our environment
Motivation
Personality
Traits
Anxiety
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What type of communication is an important method in changing attitude?
Aggressive
Persuasive
Loud
Non-verbal
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Stable personality traits...
are unchangeable and remain constant and predictable
can lead to high stress levels
often referred to as neurotic behaviour
can make people emotionally aggressive
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the 'energised state' or the 'readiness for action' that motivate us to behave in a certain way
Drive
Extrovert
Arousal
Persuasion
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'any form of behaviour directed toward the goal of harming or injuring another living being'
Aggression
Over arousal
Anxiety
Motivation
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Unstable personality traits...
do not affect people
are changeable and unpredictable.
link directly to motivation
allow people to remain calm
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What is this...?
Over arousal theory
Drive theory
Inverted U theory
Catastrophe theory
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Definition 'the internal mechanisms and external stimuli which arouse and direct our behaviour'
Personality
Motivation
Drive
Arousal
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Define Aggression.
intent to harm within the rules of the sports event
intent to harm outside the rules of the sports event.
accidental loss of temper
over arousal leading to violence
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What does zealous mean?
to be energetic when playing football
a lack of energy in pursuit of a cause or goal
to not get tired when playing sport
great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or goal
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Taking part in sport to gain a sense of pride and personal accomplishment
Extrinsic motivation
Intrinsic motivation
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'anxiety experienced physiologically or of the body - e.g. sweating.'
Somatic anxiety
Drive reduction
Over arousal
Cognitive anxiety
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'anxiety experienced by the mind - e.g. worry about failing.'
Over arousal
Catastrophe theory
Cognitive anxiety
Somatic anxiety
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What could have made him miss?
over arousal
match fixing
no drive
unmotivated
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What is this...?
Drive theory
Aggression theory
Inverted U theory
Arousal graph
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What is Drive?
intensity of behaviour
indirect, unmotivated
directed, motivated behaviour people have towards a goal
a high level of focus
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P = f (HxD)
Performance = function (Habit x Drive)
Personality = function (Habit x Drive)
Pressure = force (Habit x Drive)
Performance = friction (Hight x Distance)
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Social learning theory states...
behaviour depends of the situation
behaviour is genetic and learnt
behaviour is learnt
individuals are born that way
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The triadic model is linked to what?
Aggression
Personality
Motivation
Attitude
