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What are some cognitive functions associated with executive functions?
Physical competence and satisfaction with appearance
Social inclusion and sense of identity
Processing speed and working memory
Emotional regulation and initiative taking
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What social aspects are strongly linked to athlete burnout?
Open communication and empathy
Conflict resolution and constructive feedback
Negative social interactions and lack of assistance when requested
Positive social interactions and supportive behavior
3
What does Emotional Intelligence (EI) involve?
Managing emotions
Recognizing, using, understanding, and managing emotions
Recognizing emotions
Understanding emotions
4
What aspects of self-concept can physical activity interventions positively influence?
Cognitive flexibility and decision-making
Satisfaction with physical appearance only
Emotional regulation and initiative taking
Physical competence and global self-concept
5
How are interpersonal relationships viewed in the context of athletes' development?
A dynamic and evolving process
Static and unchanging
Irrelevant for athletes' success
Insignificant in shaping perspectives
6
What is essential for effective team roles in sports?
Task division among members.
Role clarity and acceptance.
Emergence of formal and informal roles.
Communication between group members.
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According to Dawson's definition in social psychology, attitudes are:
Favorable or unfavorable, responses to certain phenomena
Conscious mental states with fixed responses
Bipolar and situational
Unidirectional and short-term
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How is sportsmanship best defined?
Showing disregard for the rules and opponents
Breaking the rules to win
Demonstrating civic and responsible behavior while adhering to game rules
Being overly competitive without regard for others
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Why do individuals emphasize their ingroup's superiority over an outgroup in Social Identity Theory?
To boost self-esteem by highlighting their ingroup's superiority.
To create conflict between groups.
To maintain group equality.
To reduce identification with their own group.
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Which statement best reflects the concept of Low Frustration Tolerance?
"I am going to lose this fight."
"I must be the best."
"I will not be able to win this competition."
"Failure is unbearable to me."
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What is suggested as an approach to avoid negative outcomes in sports clubs?
Make sport a source of fun and vital values, not just for sporting success
Integrate parents into sports dynamics
Advise coaches on suitable strategies
Form bonds between young people through sport
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What is a common characteristic of emotions?
They involve physiological, psychological, and behavioral changes.
They have no relation to psychological changes.
They are limited to specific responses to dangerous situations.
They are solely expressed through physical changes.
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Who are the authors associated with the theory of "Self-Determination Theory"?
Heider and Weiner
Deci and Ryan
Bandura and Weiner
Ames and Nicholls
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How does athlete leadership impact teams in sports?
It only affects team confidence.
It influences team cohesion, satisfaction, and the motivational climate.
It solely impacts the team's motivational climate.
It has no influence on team cohesion.
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Who introduced the concept of Emotional Intelligence (EI)?
John Mayer & Peter Salovey
Howard Gardner
Daniel Goleman
David McClelland
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How is motivation defined in the context of social psychology?
An internal state driving behavior,determining intensity & direction
As a fixed, unchangeable trait unrelated to behavior.
As an external factor influencing behavior.
As a solely individual, isolated state.
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Who are key influencers in shaping values in sports?
Political leaders
Sport psychologists
Entertainment celebrities
Social agents like coaches and parents
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What measures can help prevent groupthink?
Encouraging closed-mindedness within the group
Pressuring the group toward uniformity
Exploring different objectives and alternatives
Offering the opportunity to reflect on decisions made
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Which theory emphasizes satisfying basic needs as a driver for human behavior?
Attribution Theory
Self-Determination Theory (SDT)
Self-Efficacy Theory (SET)
Achievement Goal Theory (AGT)
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Which symptoms are associated with groupthink?
Overestimation of group power and morality
Encouraging diverse objectives and alternatives
Allowing ideas to be challenged without retaliation
21
How are efficacy beliefs believed to influence individuals?
They solely determine the outcome of a situation
They affect performance levels, choices, effort, and perseverance
They don't impact performance choices
They are only related to individual perceptions
22
How does sport participation benefit psychosocial development in youth?
Hinders coping skills and cooperation with others
Develops honesty, sportsmanship, and moral judgment
Increases levels of stress and anxiety
Encourages dishonesty and unfairness
23
What could athletes experience due to irrational thoughts?
Strong control of negative thoughts
High levels of self-confidence
Low motivation
High ability to concentrate
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What are the key characteristics associated with attitudes based on the analyzed definitions?
Objective beliefs, mental readiness, fixed behaviors
Unconscious mental states, objective beliefs, temporary feelings
Conscious mental states, values or beliefs, predisposition to behavior
Temporary feelings, fixed behaviors, unconscious mental states
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What role do values play in an individual's life?
They guide principles and decision-making
They determine social status
They are unrelated to behavior
They impact physical health
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How do positive emotions impact sport performance?
They hinder flexibility and problem-solving abilities
They narrow attention and limit information processing
They have no influence on cognitive processes related to sport performance
Broaden attention, foster openness, and enhance information integration
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What does Social Psychology study?
The examination of physical behaviors irrespective of social contexts.
The study of individual emotions and thoughts in isolation.
The study of individual emotions and thoughts in isolation.
The analysis of abstract concepts without practical application.
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What is the fundamental philosophy of REBT "People are disturbed not by things, but by their perception of them?
Stoicism
Humanistic Psychology
Behaviorism
Cognitive Dissonance
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What are some primary areas of intervention in sports psychology ?
Physical training for athletes.
Methods for enhancing sports equipment.
Addressing eating disorders,substance abuse & emotional conflicts in sports
Strategies for improving endurance.
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Who developed Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) in the 1950s?
Carl Rogers
Dr. Albert Ellis
B.F. Skinner
Socrates
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What does the scientific literature say?
Self-concept
All the answers are right
Academic performance
Antisocial behaviour
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Why is Social Psychology appropriate in Sports Psychology?
Because it only focuses on personal aspects and not social ones.
The social environment affects psychological aspects in sports.
Because Social Psychology has no relation to sports.
Because the social context has no influence on sports behavior.
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Which theory is associated with Bandura's work?
Self-Efficacy Theory
Self-Determination Theory
Achievement Goal Theory
Attribution Theory
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How is team cohesion generally defined?
The dynamic tendency of a group to stay united in achieving goals.
A static process exhibited in a group's pursuit of individual goals
A dynamic process evident in a group's tendency to fragment
An individual's ability to excel within a team setting
35
What constitutes one aspect of emotions often observed in sports?
Cognitive processing of emotions
Subjective experience of emotion
Observable emotional behavior
Physiological changes in the autonomic nervous system
36
What are the key requirements for a successful and effective strategy in the communication process?
Ignoring recipient's values and attitudes
Conveying complex topics initially
Neglecting verbal and body language cues
Adapting the message to recipient's needs
37
According to Venes (2001), what contributes to behavior?
Conscious mental views
Unconscious mental views
All of the above
Cumulative experience
38
According to Schwarzer (2005), what is the essence of efficacy beliefs?
They determine the barriers to success
They emphasize confidence in actions despite obstacles
They highlight only confidence in specific actions
They indicate absolute certainty in one's abilities
39
Which attribute is commonly associated with leadership qualities in individuals?
Kindness
Responsibility
Competitiveness
Self-confidence
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What tends to be a result of members' attachment to the group or its attractiveness?
Increased team performance
Lower team performance
Indifference to team goals
Fractured team dynamics
