How does someone interpret their motives in conformist/negativistic states?
Conformist- compliant and agreeable. Negativistic- rebellious, unconventional and defiant
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How does someone interpret their motives in mastery/sympathy states?
Mastery- competitive and dominating. Sympathy- desire for harmony and unity and cooperative
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How does someone interpret their motives in autic/alloic states?
Autic- Egoistic, altruistic. Alloic- concerned with others.
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What are reversals in states caused by?
Environmental stimuli, frustration and satiation
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What is motivation?
The direction and intensity of one's efforts
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What is the mastery climate?
Situation goal structure in an achievement context- optimal conditions for athlete to be motivated
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How can coaches promote the mastery climate?
TARGET- Task, authority, recognition, grouping, evaluation and time
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What are the 3 basic needs stated by the basic needs theory (deci and ryan)?
Competence, autonomy and relatedness
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What does the cognitive evaluation theory (deci and ryan) tell us?
How social contexts produce variability in intrinsic motivation
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What are the 4 types of extrinsic motivation according to the organismic integration theory (deci and ryan)?
External, introjected, identified and integrated
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What does the causality orientation theory (deci and ryan) tell us?
Individual factors which impact the way we motivate ourselves
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What are the 3 orientations of the way we motivate ourselves according to causality orientation theory?
Autonomy- tendency to act on values attached he'd to activity. Control- tendency to pursue gains and rewards. Impersonal- personal concerns about competence.
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What does the goals contents theory (deci and ryan) look at?
How different goals impact the facilitation of the basic needs
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What is a protective frame?
Something a person who enjoys high risk sports has- the way we think to protect ourselves from a risky situation, allows people to become detached and feel capable of handing the risk.
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Give 4 reasons why athletes are motivated to do high risk sports
1. Achieving a goal they have set themselves. 2. Forming relationships through the sport. 3. Challenging themselves. 4. kinaesthetic feelings provide pleasure.
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How does someone interpret their motives in a relic/paratelic state?
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