People in Psych
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Sports Psychology Things
Athlete Advocacy
100

The father of modern psychology and a pioneer in psychoanalysis, he is famous for theorizing the idea of the unconscious mind (id, ego, superego)

Sigmund Freud

100

Psychology can be defined as the study of …

Behavior / mental processes

100

Those with a high degree of this will recognize that obstacles are part of life and take them in stride. Those who have less of this may believe the world is set against them and feel defeated or prevented from completing their task (Clough & Strycharczyk, 2015).

Confidence

100

A gesture against racism, popularized by Colin Kaepernick when the national anthem of the US was played in one NFL game

Taking the knee

200

Ivan Pavlov is best known for classical conditioning, where we can associate two previously unrelated things and think they must be connected. Which animal did he perform his experiments to?

Dogs

200
Some psychologists theorize that every behavior is influenced by values and rewards; in other words, _________ drives behavior.

Motivation

200

A psychological idea vital for performance success in training and competition (Gucciardi, Peeling, Ducker, & Dawson, 2016).

Mental toughness

200

Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf was one of the first examples of athletes who used the national anthem as a vehicle of protest; he called it a symbol of oppression. What do you think is the faith he is practicing?

Islam

300

BF Skinner is known for the idea of operant conditioning, demonstrating how our environment can influence behaviour and learning. He believed that actions are influenced by these two things: (clue: how do you reinforce behaviour?)

Rewards and punishments

300

A person’s unique behavioral and cognitive patterns

Personality

300

This is what maintains, sustains, directs, and channels behavior over an extended amount of time (Ryan & Deci, 2017)

Motivation

300

Megan Rapinoe, after winning two Women’s World Cup titles for the United States, led this advocacy after discovering that they were paid much lesser than their male counterparts.

Equal pay for athletes

400

Albert Bandura pioneered the social learning theory, which states that people can learn through behavior being modelled by others. How is behavior picked up, according to this theory?

Observation

400

Just like in science, this is how psychologists and scholars obtain objective information (as opposed to “common sense”):

Scientific method

400

Under extreme pressure and in situations perceived as important, athletes may perform worse than expected. This is known as ________ and is typically caused by being overly anxious (Kremer et al., 2019).

Choking

400

Winner of seven Grand Prix titles, this athlete supported the BLM movement after police officers were involved in the death of Breonna Taylor in 2020.

Lewis Hamilton

500

Elizabeth Loftus, a scholar dedicated to memory, is influential because it highlights the fallibility of human memory, and is very important in law studies and eyewitness testimonies. She suggested that memories can be influenced or even altered by…

suggestions

500

The four goals of psychology: 

Describe, explain, predict, change (behavior)

500

In studies examining endurance limits, it was found out that this was the deciding factor, not muscular fatigue (2019)

Psychological factors / the brain

500

A Filipino volleyball player who has a scholarship named after her, after a student who passed a university entrance exam shared on Twitter (now X) that she did not have funds to push through her enrollment

Bea de Leon

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