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____ are short-lived feeling states triggered by events that involve subjective experiences, physiological responses, and behavioral expressions
emotions
A comedian, spark plug, and a mentor are all examples of which kind of role?
Informal Role
True or False: cohesion increases as the size of a team increases
False
Cohesion decreases as the size of the team increases
This concept is multidimensional, not influenced by one thing, and often referred to as teamwork or closeness
cohesion
True or False: roles can be task or social related
true
3 In-Stadium factors that influence violence in sport are...
Environmental (e.g. noise, temperature, and crowding), crowd, game reasoning, alcohol consumption, moral disengagement, branding, historic rivalries, high team identification, gender
____ is a phenomenon where group discussions lead members to adopt more extreme positions than they initially held as individuals
group polarization
Name the 3 components of the interpersonal conflict model.
Antecedents or determinants of conflict
Nature of the conflict itself
Consequences of the conflict
True/False - In response to an audience, you are more likely to perform well if the skill is novel.
False
Well-learned skills are facilitated by an audience whereas novel skills can be inhibited by the presence of an audience
What are the 4 attachment styles within the coach-athlete relationship?
Secure, anxious, avoidant, disorganized
____ is the ability to generate and adaptively make use of emotions in oneself and others
Using emotions (one of the four components of emotional intelligence)
This theory emphasizes that group behavior is not static—it evolves depending on contextual and interpersonal factors.
Self- Categorization Theory (SCT)
What are the 2 motives/dimensions of a coach-athlete relationship?
athletic excellence and personal growth
Within group cohesion, this term refers to perceptions of the group's shared commitment and unity towards achieving team goals
Group Integration - Task
_________ is defined as a person’s willingness to fulfill the role responsibilities expected of them.
Role acceptance
___________ is the boundary condition (contextual factor that influences how strongly social identity processes are expressed) that considers whether or not the differences between groups are perceived as fair.
Legitimacy
What are 4 examples of challenges in communication?
Leveling, ordering, sharpening, and assimilating
OR
Not paying attention, people-pleasing, perception, socialization and cultural background, belief that silence is safer etc.
Within the 3 C's + 1 Model, what do the C's stand for? Describe each one.
Under this theory, experiencing frustration increases arousal, anger, and heightened emotions, which increases the likelihood of aggression when presented with an environmental cue for aggression
Revised frustration-aggression theory
In the role episode model, what are the different components, factors, and processes that need to be considered?
Role sender, focal person, role sender-related factors, focal person-related factors, situation-related factors, and events 1 - 5 (process of role transmission)