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An NFL game is an example of
Spectacle
Neither
Both
Play
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the most important predictor of continued involvement in youth sports, als o one of the elements of Basic Needs Theory
compassion
autonomy
relatedness
3
A blend of mind & body activation that occurs on a continuum.
arousal
state
anxiety
trait
4
I feel jitteryMy body feels tense
Somatic state anxiety
Cognitive state anxiety
Somatic trait anxiety
Cognitive trait anxiety
5
which theory states that behavior is learned through observation & imitation?
Trait
Conflict
Interactionist
Social learning
6
Which is the correct application of person first language
Blind person
She has autism
Handicapped parking
7
Self-limiting behaviors, result in underrepresentation for women in leadership. Which theory was used to explain?
Feminist
Functionalist
Conflict
Interactionist
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Provide choices w/i limits, Provide change-oriented feedback, & allow athletes to own their team. These boost...
Competence
Extrinsic Motivation
Mastery Climate
Autonomy
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Coach expectancy theory suggests that a coaches' expectations of athletes directly impacts the...
quantity and quality of coach communication with athletes
state anxiety of athletes
arousal of athletes
interpretation of messages by athletes
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No single trait provides a basis for distinguishing people in one so-called race from people in other so-called races.
False
True
11
Research suggest that Native Mascots
Have positive psychosocial outcomes
Have not impact
Have negative psychosocial outcomes
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sports are subject to change, take different forms, & are created by people under particular conditions, they are..
social constructions
dominant ideologies
social worlds
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scientific study of individuals & their behaviors in sport & the practical application of that knowledge
Sport psychology
Sociology of Sport
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does anxiety affect a basketball player’s accuracy in free-throw shooting? Which discipline & area best answers this?
Sociology, development
Psychology, performance
Psychology, development
Sociology, performance
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increased perception of threat from a wide range of circumstances that may not be dangerous. Stable over time
Trait anxiety
Somatic anxiety
State anxiety
Cognitive anxiety
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people who control sports programs often prefer _______________ over _______________approaches to solve problems.
psychological, sociological
ideological, sociological
sociological, psychological
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Which of the three elements of the Basic Needs Coaching Paradigm is addressed directly in the Coach Expectancy Theory?
state anxiety
competency
relatedness
18
A shared interpretive framework
Social world
Ideology
Social construction
Theory
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impairment is often seen as the functional limitation caused by a defective or impaired part of the body,
disability model
impairment model
social model
medical model
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“Lifters without two real feet cannot compete in regular contests" This is an example of ______ ideology.
disability
handicap
ableist
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an explicit emphasis and curriculum designed to build character through golf is an example of
professional model
character model
developmental model
learning model
22
the most important predictor of continued involvement in youth sports
compassion
competence
autonomy
relatedness
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Based on our discussion in class and your assigned reading which of the following is an accurate conclusion
There is no difference between athletes and nonathletes regarding character
Athletes consistently demonstrate less character than nonathletes
Athletes consistently demonstrate greater character than nonathletes
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Describes how the way athletes behave in sporting events is different than they would in “real” life
moral confusion
bracketed character
bracketed morality
great sport myth
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no need to study and evaluate sports for the purpose of making them better, b/c they are already what they should be.
Critical theory
Conflict theory
Dominant ideology
Great Sport Myth
26
Which theory best explains the use of parks/recreation programs to
socialize
and ‘
Americanize’
immigrants & minorities
Conflict
Functionalist
Critical
Feminist
27
Our goalball experience was
discrete activity
fully integrated activity
adapted activity
parallel activity
28
Tenpin bowling where people with mobility disability compete with everyone but participate using a ramp bowling ball is
Adapted activities
Modified integrated activities
Parallel activities
Fully integrated activities
29
Feelings of tension, apprehension that are an ever changing mood. These feelings are induced by a situation.
State anxiety
Cognitive state anxiety
Somatic state anxiety
Trait anxiety
30
Which theory explains behavior using the Big 5 model?
Functionalist
Trait
Social learning
Conflict
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Basic needs theory suggests that motivation is increased when athletes feel competence, autonomy, and
confidence in their ability
wantivation
relatedness
sense of ownership
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The idea that sports are what they should be, no need to study them
Great Sport Myth
Inverted U
Critical Theory
Conflict Theory
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suggests that performance is best when physiological arousal is at moderate levels.
Interactionist theory
Functionalist theory
Inverted U hypothesis
Big 5 Theory
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impairment is often seen as the functional limitation caused by a defective or impaired part of the body
disability model
medical model
impairment model
social model
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moment-to-moment changes in perceived physiological activation. Examples include feeling increased heart rate & tension.
Cognitive state anxiety
Trait anxiety
Somatic state anxiety
State anxiety
36
Which theory explains behavior using the Big 5 model?
conflict
social learning
trait
functionalist
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the label of disability marks a person as inferior and incapable of full participation in mainstream activities
disabilityism
ableism
handicapism
impairmentism