Ethics and Other Issues
Arousal
Sports Development Pyramid
Biomechanics
Skill Acquisition
100

The misuse of techniques or substances to increase performer's red blood cell count

What is blood doping?
100
the name of the theory most commonly used to identify the three areas of low, optimal and high arousal

inverted-U theory

100

Elite

Performance

Participation

Foundation

The 4 levels of the sports development pyramid

100

the force that attracts a body towards the centre of the earth

definition of gravity

100

the qualities/characteristics a person is born with


a learned and practised ability

ability vs skill

200

Blood becomes more viscous, risk of infection and kidney disease

What are the side effects of blood doping?

200

putting in golf

Provide a sporting example of low optimal level of arousal
200

found at school age in PE lessons where it consists of learning the basic skills of the sport

Characteristics of foundation level

200

the reaction to the force that the body exerts on the ground

definition of ground reaction force
200

accurate, consistent, fluent, coordinated, aesthetically pleasing & goal directed

The 6 characteristics of a skilled performance

300

an individual's subjective or personal judgement about the dangers of an activity

What is perceived risk?

300

nature of task

skill of performer

personality of the performer

The optimal level of arousal is dependent on which 3 factors?
300

Has a large pool of people of participants vs has fewer participants

Difference in participation numbers between foundation and elite stage

300

Fulcrum in the middle and effort and resistance at either ends

First class lever

300

basic vs complex

closed vs open

gross vs fine

The different continua used to classify skills

400

usually occurs during activities that involve sudden, sharp movements or after repeated overuse.

What can cause a tendon injury?

400

increased level of mental excitment and alertness

Define arousal

400

gains support from national funding/sponsors, focus on one sport and participates as their main source of income

characteristics of elite level

400

Plantar-flexion

An example of second class lever in the body

400

soccer dribble/pass/shooting

soccer penalty

Provide examples of open and closed skill from soccer

500

This drug increases muscle mass which can increase power and strength

How do anabolic steroids affect performance?

500

Feel anxious, nervous or stressed and can lead to mistakes/not giving your best performance.

Effects of over arousal

500

Training and competition becomes more regular and will concentrate on one or two sports

characteristics of performance level

500

for every action there exists an equal and opposite reaction

what is Newton's third law of motion

500

input, decision-making, output and feedback

What are the 4 steps that make up the information-processing model