KHP 300-001 Spring 2024 Exam #2 Review Game

It is not possible to engage in a single activity as the result of both intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.

Amy loves watching Jeopardy because of the joy she gets from learning new things. This is an example of being...

NIL seems to benefit collegiate coaches more than collegiate athletes.

Giving tough criticism is a good way for coaches to help boost self-efficacy among their athletes.

University of Kentucky ranked 10th on the list of highest athletics revenue among U.S. colleges/universities in 2022.

Approximately how many total athletes in the NCAA are there?

Which one of these is NOT one of the common types of "problem parents" in youth sport?

During which stage of sport development does a child focus on 2-3 sports in a year, with little overlap based on season?

Brett did not have time to stretch prior to his cross county race. This will likely result in the stress response if...

Distress refers to the "good" type of stress.

Which one of these is an example of a SMART goal?

According to research, an athlete's perceived self-efficacy is not a strong predictor of his/her athletic performance.

In the secondary appraisal stage of the stress process, the athlete decides if the outcome of the game feels important.

Self-confidence and motivation are synonymous.

A mood is a spontaneous, situation-specific reaction to the environment.

Which one of these was highlighted as a "bonus" source of self-efficacy during class?

Which one of these is an example of a cognitive anxiety symptom rather than a somatic anxiety symptom?

Athletes can learn valuable personal finance skills through NIL deals.

University of Kentucky is part of the FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision).

The optimal state of arousal is the exact same for every athlete.

Europe has a national organization for collegiate sports that is almost identical to the NCAA in the U.S.

Coco wants to create a performance goal for her tennis match. Which one of these is considered a performance goal?

In the true story of Johnny read during class, Johnny forgot to __________________ during his T-ball game.

If a college/university is a part of the NCCAA, then it is not allowed to also be a part of the NAIA or NCAA.

Louise is a senior in high school and has decided to stop playing basketball to focus solely on soccer. She is in the...

The effects of vicarious experience tend to be stronger for younger, higher-skilled athletes.

Which one of these is NOT one of the four main sources of self-efficacy, as outlined by Bandura (1997)?

According to Fraser-Thomas (2008), dropout swimmers seemed to begin training camps at a later age than engaged swimmers.

Hudson watches his teammate make a free throw and then feels more confident that he too will make one. This showcases:

Which college/university had the highest athletics revenue in 2022?

The drive theory says that there is a curvilinear relationship between arousal and performance.

Verbal persuasion can come in the form of self-talk.

Global self-confidence is an individual's belief in his/her capabilities to accomplish a specific task.

Which one of these emotions was represented by a character in Disney Pixar's (2015) movie, Inside Out?

Coaches seem to have more control in athlete's lives than professors do.

Without setting goals for improvement, athletes might be content with their current performance/skill levels.

In the Sandlot movie clip that we watched during class, what does Benny tell Smalls that throwing a baseball is like?

Even emotions that people often consider to be "bad," such as anger, can serve important purposes in life.

According to Harper's Vicarious Motivation Theory, successful attempts at mastering a task leads to more self-efficacy.

Intrinsic motivation is the most self-determining form of motivation.

The selection-in process refers to high school athletes becoming different from nonathletes after beginning a sport.

Which one of these is likely an example of someone engaging in an obsessive passion?

An individual who has a predisposition to view particular situations as threatening has state anxiety.

Men tend to manage dual-career conflict more successfully than women do in Division I sports.

Which division of the NCAA is the only one that does not award athletic scholarships?

Which type of extrinsic motivation is essentially almost just as self-determining as intrinsic motivation?

What does the "T" in the popular goal setting acronym, "SMART," stand for?

Which one of these is NOT one of the three natural, human needs focused on within the Self-Determination Theory?

The most important factor of sport commitment for children is...

An example of identified regulation is...

Which one of these is NOT one of the top five motives for youth sport participation?

Which one of these is an underlying psychological reason for why a child might withdraw from a sport?

Which one of these songs/artists was NOT played during the "Music & Emotions" in-class activity?

The NAAA, one of the main intercollegiate organizations in the U.S., stands for National American Athletic Association.

Research shows that, on average, high school athletes tend to have higher grade point averages than nonathletes.

Which one of these is a common goal-setting pitfall?

Which one of these scenarios showcases intrinsic motivation?

Bella is quitting soccer after 10 years to focus only on golf. This is more concerning than droppoing out of all sports.

Which one of these activities often requires the least amount of arousal in order to achieve optimal performance?

Which one of these is an example of achieving a process goal?

If a quarterback's Tier 1 goal for a game is to throw 300 or more passing yards, then what might be a good Tier 2 goal?

It is better to understand stress as a process rather than as an outcome.

Imagery is so powerful because it fires up neuromuscular patterns that are identical to the ones during real movement.

Kids and their parents need to focus on competition and winning more during youth sport.

One downside of interscholastic sports is that they oftentimes seem to be more in the spotlight than academics.

Self-determination means that someone has the creativity and artistry to act for themselves.

An advanced tennis player often performs best with significantly higher levels of arousal than a beginner tennis player.

Creating tier goals may help an athlete maintain motivation throughout their entire competition/event.

Which one of these is an example of a negative precipitating event that might lead to a shift in psychological momentum?