Sports Psychology key terms 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Physical EducationSports psychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: amyyeldhamCreated on: 22-10-15 10:34 A single characteristic of personality that is believed to be a natural force or instinct tha causes an indivdiual to behave in a predicted way Trait 1 of 32 Biological units of inheritance in each cell of the body. They determine their phsyical and psychological characteristics Genes 2 of 32 An action intended to bring about harm/injury. Aggression 3 of 32 Area of the brain that can be stimulated more if you are an introvert than an extrovert Reticular Activating System 4 of 32 A phsycial and mental state of preparedness Arousal 5 of 32 Describes qualities like capacity to cope with competitive pressures and readiness to return after failure. Tough-minded 6 of 32 Teamwork TeamCohesion 7 of 32 Assessment of an indivdiuals personality Personality Profile 8 of 32 A learned behavioural predisposition Attitude 9 of 32 The people, subject or situation towards which an attitude is directed Attitude Object 10 of 32 Predeterminded view Prejudice 11 of 32 Interaction with others that may modify behaviour Socialisation 12 of 32 Immediate group of friends/associates Peer group 13 of 32 An emtional conflict Dissonance 14 of 32 The degree to which a person has the motivation to approach and achieve success in sport Competitiveness 15 of 32 A product of genes of our parents Nature 16 of 32 The degree of pleasure when success is achieved Incentive value 17 of 32 Behaviour that accepts challenge Approach behaviour 18 of 32 Behaviour that rejects challenge Avoidance behaviour 19 of 32 Strong motive to succeed found in the higher acheiver Mastery orientation 20 of 32 Belief that failure is inevitable and has no control over factors Learned Helplessness 21 of 32 This theory idenitifes the reason given by performers to explaing success and failure Attribution Theory 22 of 32 Identifies the percieved cause of success or failure LocusOfCausality 23 of 32 Refersnto the performers belief that the seperate attributions given for success by failure never change AttributionBias 24 of 32 Defined as deliberate intentions to harm/injury another person Hostile Aggression 25 of 32 Assertion and involves robust play which is directed towards completing the skill successfully and is not involved with inflicting aggression Channelled aggression 26 of 32 A prior event which can lead to aggression Antecedent 27 of 32 To change direction of aggression Displaced aggression 28 of 32 A learned pattern of behaviour acquired through reinforcement, imitation of the behaviour of others and general environmental influences Nurture 29 of 32 Relating to mental or psychological processes Cognitive 30 of 32 Relating to physcial process such as increases in breathing rate and sweating Somatic 31 of 32 Stress management technique that uses electronic instruments to measure psychological reactions to stress Biofeedback 32 of 32
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