What is Sport & Exercise Psychology? - ANSWER The scientific study of human behavior in sport and exercise, and the practical application of that knowledge
What are the 3 Roles of Sports Psychologists? - ANSWER - Rese
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What is Sport & Exercise Psychology? - ANSWER The scientific study of human behavior in sport and exercise, and the practical application of that knowledge
What are the 3 Roles of Sports Psychologists? - ANSWER - Research
- Teach
- Consult
What are two Major types of questions in the field? - ANSWER - Psychological factors on sport/physical activity behavior and performance
- Participating in sport/physical activity on psychological development, health, and well-being
What is B=f (P, E)? - ANSWER The formula created by Lewin that states that behavior is a function of the person and his or her environment
Who is Coleman Griffith? - ANSWER the Father of Modern Sport Psychology who conducted the first research lab
Who is Norman Triplett? - ANSWER Key figure in history of social and sport & exercise psychology, studied social facilitation of bikers, and tested whether bikers rode faster when in groups than alone
What is Personality? - ANSWER That pattern of characteristic thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that distinguishes one person from another and that persists over time and situations
What are the 6 periods of Sports Psychology? - ANSWER - Early Years (1895-1920)
- Griffith Era (1921-1938)
- Preparation for the Future (1939-1965)
- Establishment of Academic Branch (1966-1977)
- Multidisciplinary Research (1978-2000)
- Contemporary (2000-Present)
What are the 3 Ways of Knowing? - ANSWER - Common Sense
- Practical Experience
- Science
What are 4 steps of the Scientific Method? - ANSWER - Develop the problem
- Formulate Hypothesis
- Gather Data
- Analyze and Interpret results
What are the 5 approaches to Personality? - ANSWER - Psychodynamic Approach
- Trait Approach: Big Five
- Situational Approach: social learning
- Interactional Approach: B = f (P, E)
- Phenomenological Approach: person's understanding of their own environment
What is a Trait Approach? - ANSWER - Consistant
- Generalizable
What are the 2 theories that suggest that the situation influences personality development? - ANSWER - Situation Approaches
- Interactional Approaches
What is Motivation? - ANSWER The direction and intensity of effort
- Direction - approach/avoid or attraction
- Intensity - how much effort, persistence
What are Attributions? - ANSWER Interpretations or explanations individuals give for success or failure
What are the 3 characteristics of Attribution? - ANSWER - Stability
- Locus of Causality
- Locus of Control
What is Self-Bias? - ANSWER Making attributions that help you increase or maintain your self-esteem and confidence
What is Learned Helplessness? - ANSWER A psychological state where people have learned that failure is inevitable and out of their control
What is the Achievement Goal Theory? - ANSWER - People are motivated to demonstrate competence
- Motivation is influenced by the personal meaning one assigns to perceived success and failure
What is Task/Mastery Achievement? - ANSWER - Possible for all participants to be successful
- Success more in participant's control
What is Ego Achievement? - ANSWER - A limited number of people can be successful
- Success less in participant's control
What are the 4 possible combinations for goal orientations? - ANSWER - High task, low ego
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