The Brewer (1994) and Heil (1993) model is focused on the emotional reactions of the athlete, so the comments are...

Reactive, practical, provides specific solutions

What is the model developed by Olmedilla and García-Mas (2009)?

Global model: causal, temporal, and conceptual

What kind of harmful events are related to sports injuries? (select the incorrect one)

Changes only in the sporting environment or performance

What is not a current research line within sports injuries and the connection with Sport Psychology?

PERSONALITY VARIABLES AS THE MAIN CAUSE OF FAILURE, INJURIES AND RETIREMENT

Among the following options, which one is not an objective of health psychology?

Assessing factors related to SI vulnerability: (risk behaviours, stress)

The concept of SI has 3 components: dysfunction or functional disability, intervention of the medical-health team and...

Affectation in part / all of the training and/or competition (sports leave)

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PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS INJURIES - LESSON 1

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1
Regarding epidemiological studies, what is the purpose?
The validity of the information depends on the instruments of registration
Related variable: injury incidence rate (time exposure in training-matches)
All are correct
Describe the SI characteristics. Incidence. Risk factors (causes)
2
The Brewer (1994) and Heil (1993) model is focused on the emotional reactions of the athlete, so the comments are...
Proactive, facilitates Prevention
Global, facilitates prevention and post-injury intervention
Reactive, practical, provides specific solutions
Explanatory psychosocial vision
3
What is the model developed by Olmedilla and García-Mas (2009)?
Focused on the emotional reactions of the athlete
Focused on emotional reactions and rehabilitation
Focused on stressors and coping skills
Global model: causal, temporal, and conceptual
4
What kind of harmful events are related to sports injuries? (select the incorrect one)
Psychological experiences that affect the functioning and well-being
Dysfunction of the organism (pain)
Interruption or limitation of sporting activity
Changes only in the sporting environment or performance
5
What is not related to psychosocial factors related to sports injury?
CONCENTRATION-CAPACITY
AGRESSIVENESS-IMPULSIVITY
OVERTRAINING
PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS
6
What is not a current research line within sports injuries and the connection with Sport Psychology?
PERSONALITY VARIABLES AS THE MAIN CAUSE OF FAILURE, INJURIES AND RETIREMENT
PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMMES
SI RECORD AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PSYCHOLOGICAL VARIABLES
PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AND VULNERABILITY TO SI
7
Erroneous belief or cognitive bias that predisposes an individual to psychological problems concerning sports injuries
PSYCHOLOGICAL VULNERABILITY
SPORTS INJURIES ANXIETY
NONE IS CORRECT
FEAR OF RELAPSE
8
Within the stress response and sports injuries...(select the correct one)
Injuries= stressful events that are not affecting enough to emotional state
Blue and yellow are correct
Increasing vulnerability to injury, hindering recovery
Impairing and increasing the risk of relapse and recurrence
9
Among the following options, which one is not an objective of health psychology?
All the options are related to health psychology
Prevention and treatment of specific diseases-pathologies
Health promotion andmaintenance
Assessing factors related to SI vulnerability: (risk behaviours, stress)
10
The concept of SI has 3 components: dysfunction or functional disability, intervention of the medical-health team and...
Affectation in part / all of the training and/or competition (sports leave)
None is correct
Inherent difficulties in rehabilitation
Psychological intervention with the technical staff

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