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Perspectives On Children In Sports--3360
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The greatest factor driving the
Professionalization
of youth sports is the pursuit by parents & athletes of this dream?
Olympig Gold Medal
College Athletic Scholarship
Academics
National Championships
2
This is
NOT
a recommended way to
Fill
your athletes
Emotional Tank.
Expressing appreciation
Showing Empathy
Criticism, sarcasm & physical punishment
Listening & caring
3
Which type of goal is most directly influenced by external factors outside of an individual's control?
Process goals
Outcome goals
Development goals
Performance goals
4
This is the most
COMMON FORM (80%)
of all sports
NEGLIGENCE claims.
Lack of Competition
Lack of Supervision
Lack of Fun
Lack of Energy
5
Which of the following
is
considered a
reasonable accommodation/modification
for disabled athletes?
Use of varied size (larger) equipment
Decreasing distances for: running, kicking, shooting, throwing, striking.
All of the above
Allowing stationary hitting & kicking
6
A definition of
SPORT
would
NOT
contain these characteristics.
Activity demanding exertion, skill & enduranceActivity
Activity without serious intent, child driven & child invented
Activity governed by rules, customs and often competitive
Activity with uniforms, officials & championships
7
Parents & Coaches can help
reduce anxiety and stress
in their athletes by doing the following.
Staying positive
Keep the focus on fun
Lower expectation
All of the above
8
Which of the following is a common immediate
treatment
for
acute
injuries?
Stretching
Ice
Heat
Deep Tissue Massage
9
You don’t get the Team Culture you wish for–you get the Team Culture you work for.
False
True
10
Which of the following is considered one of the psychological
“Risks
” associated with Sports participation?
Improved strength
Self-Esteem being tied to sports performance
Positive body image
Resilience
11
Travel youth sports participation, opportunity & accessibility are
equal
for all kids, regardless of
family income.
False
True
12
Why is it important for a
SMART
Goal to be
measurable
?
It's open ended--easier to quit.
It makes the goal more interesting.
It provides flexibility in goal-setting
Helps with management & determines whether a goal has been achieved.
13
Which Tactic/Strategy can Coaches use to improve, increase & nurture motivation in young athletes?
Set Tangible Goals and celebrate small successes both Team and Individual
Be a teacher & explain the Reason(s) Why?
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Reward Hard Work/Effort and Offer Positive Reinforcement
14
Volunteer coaches who take & pass
this virtual 3 hour coaching Clinic receive limited civil liability protection.
Discipline & Punishment Clinic
Sports Psychology Clinic
Bunting & Pitching Clinic
Rutgers Research Council Clinic
15
When was
Title IX
signed into law?
1972
2022
1982
1922
16
This
Theory
reveals that athletes are motivated by their
needs for autonomy, competence, and belonging (relatedness)?
Achievement Motivation Theory
Herzberg's Hygiene Theory
Scientific Theory
Self-Determination Theory
17
The
worth
of today's
Youth Sports Industry
is estimated between
17-19 Billion dollars
--exceeding the NFL & NBA combined.
False
True
18
The
more
money that families invest/pour into their children's youth sports the
less
pressure their kids feel.
False
True
19
According to the research
70%
of youth athletes
quit
playing sports by this age?
13
18
15
8
20
The Dark Side of youth sports reveals that we are NOT pursuing the right goals--these are the goals worthy of pursuing.
All of the above
Life long love of sport
Developing character and life skills
Connections & purpose
21
Coaches play a
VITAL & CRUCIAL
role in creating & maintaining their team's
positive
sports culture.
False
True
22
Which type of motivation is more powerful & influential for
youth
sports athletes?
Financial rewards
External recognition: trophies
Intrinsic satisfaction, fun & enjoyment
Ice Cream
23
How can
Coaches & Teachers
foster a
growth mindset
among their athletes/students?
By teaching them to view challenges as threats
By only emphasizing innate ability and talent over effort and learning.
By providing them with easy and predictable drills @ practice
By encourages them to take risks & embrace challenges
24
This LAW provides liability immunity protection to volunteer coaches who have attended a “safety orientation training."
NJ Little League Law
Pee Wee Soccer Law
Title IX
Pop Warner Law
25
This is considered to be the
greatest impact & benefit of Title IX
?
Reinforces the Glass Ceiling
Equal opportunities for women and girls in education and athletics.
Increased GPA Scores
Decreased Job/Career Opportunities
26
This is the Educational Law that was essentially responsible for starting the Youth Sports Movement in the US
Title IX
ADA
IDEA
Compulsory Education Law
27
What is the
definition
of a
disability
under the
ADA
?
Reasonable adaptations & modification
Impairments that substantially limits one or more major life activities
A physical or mental impairment that only affects athletic performance.
Any limitation or challenge an individual faces.
28
Which is
NOT
considered a
LEGAL Duty
of Coaches?
Planning
Supervision
Duty to care
Getting athletes college scholarships
29
8 Elements
are necessary to establish a
succesful Negligence Claim
against a coach.
False
True
30
Which type of goal is most likely to enhance intrinsic motivation?
Intermittent goals
Outcome goals
Performance goals
Process goals
31
Federal Law
prohibiting discrimination against individuals with disabilities.
Title IX
NJ Little League Law
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA
No Child Left Behind Act
32
What is the primary purpose of the Feedback Sandwich?
To avoid asking for athlete input
Provide "kid friendly" feedback to help motivate athletes to do their BEST
To only offer athletes positive feedback
To criticize athletes for their mistakes
33
What is the primary purpose of setting SMART goals?
To establish goals that are easily achieved with very little work
So goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, & time-bound
To set goals based solely on personal interests
To create flexible objectives
34
This condition is associated with the negative psychological and physical effects of overtraining
Conditioning
Motivation
Failure
Burnout
35
What is the purpose of establishing procedures, processes & standards within a team as highlighted in the GRIP model?
To promote fairness & transparency about consequences of their actions.
To discourage creativity and flexibility within the team.
To increase competition among team members.
To impose strict rules and punish athletes over little infractions.
36
GESTURES
like
"Flush It
" help athletes reset for the next play without beating themselves up-reframes/transforms errors.
Fist Bumps
ELM ROOTS
High Fives
Mistake Rituals
37
What role does motivation play in youth sports?
It drives athletes to perform at their best and achieve their goals
It decreases athletes' confidence and self-belief
It only affects athletes' physical abilities
It has no impact on athlete performance
38
PCA's Jim Thompson believes that
SPORTS
are
NOT
living up to its potential as a_____________________________?
NIL Program
Intramural Program
Character Development Program
Olympic Training Program
39
What is the purpose of establishing traditions on sports teams?
To enforce strict rules to make delivering punishment easier
To create a sense of continuity and identity among team members
To increase competition among players
To discourage teamwork and collaboration
40
This Country's Youth Sports Model is governed by a Ministry of Sports & boasts a youth participation rate of 93%.
RUSSIA YOUTH SPORTS MODEL
NORWAY YOUTH SPORTS MODEL
USA YOUTH SPORTS MODEL
JAMAICA YOUTH SPORTS MODEL
41
Positive
team culture can cause athletes to feel
demotivated
and
disengaged
from their sport.
False
True
42
How can coaches foster GRIT in young athletes?
Emphasizing the importance of innate talent
Promoting a growth mindset and resilience
Creating a culture of fear by condoning physical punishment for mistakes
Discouraging effort and hard work--relying solely on natural talent
43
In the Feedback Sandwich, what is considered the "meat" of the sandwich?
Providing only praise feedback
Specific coaching feedback--advice/info on how to improve next time.
Concluding feedback with an overall encouraging statement
Beginning feedback with players' error stats
44
The "Sports Triad" must have this important
element
to significantly impact youth development & function properly.
Cohesion
Conflict
Winning at all cost
Lack of accountability
45
Punishing
players for
mistakes
is an approved & effective way to promote
positive
team sports culture.
True
False
46
A growth mindset
suggests that abilities & skills are developed through dedication, hard work & learning from mistakes
False
True
47
Youth athletes are at greater risk of overuse injuries, burnout & depression due to this "Professionalism" trend.
Playing Multiple Sports
Olympic Training
Single Sports Specialization
High Intensity Interval Training
48
According to research, this is the # 1 reason why children play sports.
Avoid Homework
Want to Win
Make the Honor Roll
For FUN
49
Athletic
injuries
mostly occur during
games
--usually early in the game.
False
True
50
This is the acronym that correctly represents all three stakeholders that are included in the Youth Sports Triad.
CAB
CAP
COP
CAT
