Management of Arousal 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Physical EducationArousalA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: iwan_jones5Created on: 18-01-16 14:03 Arousal Energised state of readiness before completing a task 1 of 10 What is arousal controlled by? Reticular Activating System (RAS) 2 of 10 Drive Theory Suggests a proportional linear relationship between arousal and performance 3 of 10 Problems with Drive Theory Even skilled players 'choke' in high pressured situations 4 of 10 Inverted U-Theory Suggests that there is an optimum arousal level and if aroused more than this then performance will decline 5 of 10 Complex/Skilfully difficult Tasks Fine, delicate and controlled or information processing tasks require a low level of arousal 6 of 10 Simple/GrossTasks Easy and basic movements require a higher level of arousal, including strength and endurance tasks 7 of 10 What determines whether the inverted U to shift left or right? Personality of individual 8 of 10 Catastrophe Theory Links together with the inverted U-Theory and cognitive anxiety. 9 of 10 Zone of Optimal Functioning The area which the performer achieves maximum attention capacity 10 of 10
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