Personality
This personality theory states that personality is based largely in the unconscious.
Psychodynamic theory
This type of motivation is influenced by outside factors such as money, praise and fame.
Extrinsic motivation
This type of anxiety is caused by a given situation and is temporary.
State anxiety
A soccer player collides with another player and injures their knee. This type of injury would be classified as:
Acute
This theory states that people's attitudes and behaviors are learned through a process of conditioning
Social Learning Theory?
What type of goal is it when a volleyball team sets a goal to win a state championship?
Outcome
Aggression is more legitimate in what type of sports?
Collision
An athlete that quits his team after many years of frustration and poor performance, but without injury, may be experiencing
Burnout
This theory of personality would say that an athlete's predisposition to perfectionism allows for higher athletic success.
Keeping your knees bent when dismounting would be an example of which type of goal?
Process goal
Which type of anxiety is likely to spike or peak just before beginning a gymnastics routine in a major competition?
Somatic anxiety
Which sport/ group of athletes experience burnout the most?
Marathon runners
If an athlete has the optimal, iceberg profile, which mood state will be elevated compare to the others
Vigor
Which type of extrinsic reward tends to lead to an increase in intrinsic motivation?
Verbal praise
Inability to concentrate and repetitive negative thoughts is a symptom of _____?
An athlete that contemplates quitting and giving up on all sports while injured may be experiencing
Depression
This may be a link to personality, and therefore a factor in athletic success
Personal appearance
This theory on motivation focuses specifically on people's enduring beliefs about their competence within athletics and the impact of these beliefs on performance
Sports- confidence model
Which theory states that as arousal increases, so does performance?
Drive theory
An athlete that consistently downplays the severity of a recently incurred injury may be experiencing:
Denial