Chapter 1 Introduction
Emotional disorders affecting sport performance, such as eating disorders and drug abuse, would best be treated by a
what is a clinical sport psychologist
The most superficial, and therefore most easily changed, part of a personality structure
what is role-related behavior
Achievement motivation best be viewed as
what is a personality factor
A study by Amorose and Horn (2000) showed that changes in intrinsic motivation occurred primarily because of
What are coaching behaviors
Leading researcher during period 3 (1938-1965)
who is Franklin Henry
focuses on mistakes and evaluation by others
What is Maladaptive perfectionism
The most difficult but most important component of structuring sport and exercise environments to meet an athlete's or exerciser's needs
what is individualizing coaching and teaching
The ratio of positive to negative behaviors recommended to coaches by the Positive Coaching Alliance is
what is 5:1
The father of American sport psychology
who is Coleman Griffith
Behavior is best determined by accounting for situational and personal characteristics.
Phenomenological Approach
Stable attributions are linked to
what are expectations of future success or failure
the use of rewards and punishment, which increase or decrease the likelihood of a similar response occurring in the future.
what is Reinforcement
the first woman to practice sport psychology and conduct research in this area as well as develop the relaxation-set method to help a boxing team
who is Dorothy Yates
Behavior is determined largely by the situation or environment.
Situational Approach
Attribution theory explains
what individuals think their success and failure are
One reason principles of reinforcement are complex
People react differently to the same reinforcement
In period 2 (1921-1928), sport psychology laboratories began in all of the following countries except
what is England
In a case study of an individual with cerebral palsy, Gaskin and colleagues (2010) argued that unconscious motives and unresolved childhood conflicts were a key to understanding his present behavior. This is indicative of which approach to personality
what is psychodynamics
"I don't want to run slower than my personal best time" is an example of
what is mastery-avoidance goal
TARGET stands for tasks
What is tasks, authority, rewards, groupings, evaluation, and timing.