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This is too much behaviour of a particular type.
What is a behavioural excess?
Behavioural deficits and behavioural excesses causing athletes to seek help from a sport psychologist and availability of specific procedures are two reasons for this.
What is why the book places emphasis on specific behaviours rather than summary labels?
This type of behaviour is observable, like throwing a punch.
What is overt?
Cognitions are assumed to be covert behaviours and this are two assumptions the author makes about cognitions.
What is suggesting confidence can be analyzed behaviourally and not just cognitively?
What is cognition?
These are three synonyms for behaviour.
What are performance, response, and activity?
What are interpreting cognitive techniques and applying them to behavioural methods, using single-subject designs, and holding everyone involved accountable?
What is stimulus?
What is behaviour technically?
This is the study of the scientific laws that govern the behaviour of humans and other animals.
What is behaviour analysis?
These are to be improved on in a sport psychology program.
What are target behaviours?
This type of behaviour is not observable, like self-talk.
What is covert?
What are single-subject research designs?
This involves the use of behaviour analysis to enhance the performance and satisfaction of athletes.
What is behavioural sport psychology?
Writing off an athlete who is labelled as unintelligent or creating self-fulfilling prophecies are two disadvantages of using these.
What are summary labels?
This is the performing or application of certain techniques to aid people in everyday life.
What is behaviour modification?
This ensures that the techniques and treatments being implemented are in the client's best interests.
What is social validation?
"Anything a person says or does" describes what how?
What is behaviour generally?
This is too little behaviour of a particular type.
What is a behavioural deficit?
This is a form of therapy focused on replacing negative behaviours with more constructive ones.
What is cognitive behavioural therapy?
What are traditional assessments, hypnosis, and the use of drugs?
An athlete's general optimism or pessimism before practice is a this of traditional psychological term like attitude.
What is a behavioural perspective/interpretation?
The specific physical variables in one's immediate surroundings.
What are stimuli?
These three concepts concerning the athlete's thoughts on intervention are addressed by social validity.
What are goals, procedures, and results?
People use these to describe what causes a behaviour.
What are general terms (like intelligence, attitude, and personality)?