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IB SEHS Option B: Psychology of Sport
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IB SEHS Option B: Psychology of Sport
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Which is NOT a critique of the Sports Competition Anxiety test?
can be given during competition
reliable self-report survey
sport specific measure of pre-competitive state anxiety
info can be used by coaches to build confidence before game
2
Stable, enduring aspects-distinguishes one from others-unique but allow comparisons with others
identity
traits
personality
motivation
3
A kicker does not perceive kicking the game winning field goal as overly threatening. He is:
high trait anxious
high state anxious
low trait anxious
low state anxious
4
According to studies of Olympians, medalists exhibited which of these mental strategies?
more positive self-talk
less thought-stopping
less prepartion for unforseen events
minimal mental preparation
5
When administering tests to athletes, which of the following should you avoid?
Select teams based on personality results
provide specific feedback concerning test results
explain to athletes why the tests are being given
tell athletes what the tests measure
6
What is NOT an aspect of self-determination theory?
autonomy
relatedness
competence
motivation
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"Expectancies" - Define this as it relates to social learning theory and personality.
· Confidence towardslearning
The manner in which competencies are acquired
What an individual thinks will happen in the future
Relate to how the world is
8
Identify the interactionist theory of personality
Our capacity to learn without reinforcement
How we are perceived by others
why/how genes interact with the environment & shape behavior
B = f (P, E)
9
There are LOTS of ways to gather personality data. What does "T" stand for?
"Tests" in "Standardized tests"
"Teacher" in "Observations from teachers"
"Time-card" in "Self-reported time card"
"Time" in "Life time history"
10
Identify the color of the curve that represents a difficult task.
purple
green
blue
11
The degree of physical action perceived by an individual.
somatic anxiety
cognitive anxiety
12
Not automatically associated with pleasant or unpleasant events.
Arousal
Anxiety
13
Which of the following are true about the personalities of each group?
all of the above
female athletes are more independent than female nonathletes
successful female athletes differ from female nonathletes
male & female elite athletes = similar personality profiles
14
Cognitive state anxiety is ____ related to performance. U will perform best when least worried.
inversely
directly
15
Replace negative thoughts with positive thoughts addresses _______ anxiety.
somatic
cognitive
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Convey information about an individual’s competence at a particular task
informational rewards
controlling rewards
17
The activity is important because of valued outcome rather than interest in activity for itself
introjected regulation
identified regulation
integrated regulation
amotivation
18
One of the easiest, most effective ways to control anxiety and muscle tension
self-talk
thermal biofeedback
breathing exercises
measurement of galvanic skin response
19
A coach should compare individuals against normative info instead of their baseline levels.
True
False
20
Which of the following statements about exercise and personality is (are) true?
Introverts perform better than extroverts
exercise has been related to changes from Type A to Type B
Highly anxious athletes perform better in gross motor skills
there is a + relationship between exercise & self-concept
21
Which is NOT a process in observational learning (social learning theory)?
capacity
attention
motor reproduction
retention
22
Identify this graphical representation of the arousal/performance relationship.
inverted U hypothesis
drive reduction theory
catastrophe theory
23
How you deal with negative thoughts if they occur during performance?
negative self talk
positive self insults
thought stopping
24
The complete lack of desire to participate in an activity.
intrinsic motivation
external regulation
integrated regulation
amotivation
25
In what quadrant would you find the emotions elation and enthusiasm?
IV
I
II
III
26
Sensors monitor electrical activity during contraction.
thermal biofeedback
EEG biofeedback
heart rate biofeedback
muscle biofeedback