Psych of Sport Injury Part 1

A stress mngmt program... All of the following physiological changes may have helped in the risk reduction except

a lecture about the use of psychological interventions in sport injury rehabilitation. She accurately stated that

Psychological readiness to return to sport has been found to be associated with the risk of re-injury

A hard tackle in a soccer game. According to the multifactorial model, the tackle could be considered an

The process by which Luanne, a triathlete, makes sense of the many sensations she experiences during a race is known as

Social support seems to play an important role in Kiki's perfect adherence to her sport rehab. It is most likely that..

__________ is considered a central process underlying athletes’ psychological responses to sport injury.

As a supporter of the biopsychosocial model, Lawrence considered adherence to sport injury rehab

Fiona, a softball player, is especially vulnerable to sport injury because of her

A challenge in determining the severity of sport injuries is that

which of the following would be considered an example of an external coping resources

both the patient and the physician are active. However, the patient’s role is to cooperate without questioning, etc.

psychological intervention that focuses most directly on building a working alliance with the athlete.

One of the big challenges in conducting research on psychological consequences of sport injury is that

Which of the following is not part of the sport ethic?

According to the biopsychosocial, rehab outcomes are a consequence of a dynamic interaction between __, __, __, factors

Irvin was pleasantly surprised that an added bonus of his psychological skills training for injury prevention was

Which of the following is currently the only direct measure of psychological readiness?

received information about electrical activity in his quadriceps while doing rehabilitation exercises.

Which of the following is not an element of the return to sport continuum?

Pedro sustained an injury to a body system that is involved in the vast majority of sport injuries. Pedro most likely...

All of the following are thought to contribute to sport injury except:

The TRIPP framework is designed to help

Goal setting works best when the goal is set by the AT or PT rather than the patient

Taking more chances wearing protective hear than when not wearing protective gear illustrates the concept of

consistent, unfettered access Henry is in a good position to implement psychological interventions with athletes.

The degree to which one perceives they have adequate coping resources to manage demands' defines

Which of the following illustrates the relevance of psychology to sport injury?

Tendinitis & stress are examples of "microtrauma" injuries, which also know as

Which of the following most likely accounts for different reactions to these almost identical injuries?

Improving one's personal test time would be an example of what kind of goal?

Which of the following could be a long-term impact of concussion/mild TBI?

Progressive muscular relaxation 

Simeon experienced many recent stressful life events he doesn't take these too seriously. Simeon has reduced his risk of

Henry is trying to make sense of negative correlation between injury rehab protocol and treatment outcome. He interprets

Throughout rehab , Erika showed the same pleasant demeanor..., Erika's stable attributes constitute her

Dr. Mooney wanted to assess his patient's adherence. He knew that the least accurate indicator was his patient's..?

Which of the following is NOT an item that professionals would rate on the SIRAS?

Males are shown to sustain more concussions than females, and have greater time loss than women.

The effectiveness of a support networks is associated mainly with the number of support providers available.

Which of the following are personal characteristics of athletes who tend not to adhere to sport injury rehab programs?

In attempting to determine how risky participation in a given sport is for athletes, it is vital to take into account...

The number of new injuries occurring over a period of time is referred to as

Ratio breathing

most clearly highlights the discrepancy in power between sports health care professional & athletes is

Centering

Emotional responses seem to go up & down depending on whether she is thinking optimistically or pessimistically.

Diaphragmatic breathing

Which type of intervention addresses individuals already dealing with a problem?

Intervention that contributes to the prevention of injury in a controlled setting __ vs. real world setting ___.

Jeremiah takes an active role in his rehab, learning all he can about his injury & asking how he can optimize his time.

Which group of athletes is especially vulnerable to injury?

when attempting to understand what his patients are experiencing, Dr. Engel consider the influence of biological, psy...

Earle has been using positive self-talk to help himself deal with his injury. In technical terms, he has been working...

In attempting to make sense of why his sport injury occurred, Lester made

Neuromuscular interventions designed to prevent ACL injuries, it is accurate to say that such interventions are

Which of the following is a reason why stressful life events can lead to sport injury?

To prevent injuries, a team is involved in FIFA +1 program, which is an example of what kind of intervention?

Which is not a stage of the Kübler-Ross model?

In addition to using measurement instruments to assess for psychological readiness, practitioners should also use ______

Kylie is appreciative of the assistance received from family, friends, etc. The technical term for such assistance is?

A major difficulty in attempting to identify factors that cause or contribute to sport injury

Rapport is most likely to be built during which component of a typical sports health care encounter?

Determining whether an intervention designed to prevent sport injury actually prevented injuries, she needed not only

Which of the following tennis players is most vulnerable to sustaining a sport injury?

Stage models of psychological adjustment to sport injury

Goal setting & rehab adherence are ___ related

From his many years of sport participation, Eric had learned to "suck it up" & play. Eric is a product of

Given the number of sport injuries that occur each year and the medical costs associated with treating those injuries...

Rehab adherence as a behavior can mediate relationship between psychological factors & rehab outcomes

Geri reported experiencing increased quality of life, reduced anxiety, etc. following rehab, her improvements represent

A rower, has been experiencing stress associated with numerous "minor negative life events" such events are refer to as

What is the definition of epidemiology

Reductions in injury occurrence have followed all of the following rule changes except for those mandating

Although _ can be implemented as an intervention, it's also a factor associated with the occurrence of sport injury etc.

Intervention that involves several psychological techniques during injury rehabilitation. The intervention can described

The potential utility of athletes wearing protective gear is undermined by?

Ginger’s CMPC thought that Ginger would respond well to an intervention with a strong cognitive basis

Frank knew that if he wanted his research to determine whether psychological factors had casual influence on injury he

To maximize patient's rehab adherence, Iris implements the strongest technique for sport injury rehab enhancement.