SEP Exam 1(Latest Update 2024)
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What is sport psychology? - ANSWER Theories and principles of psychology employed
in an athletic setting (usually to enhance performance)
Facilitate sport experiences as a medium for human enrichment
What is the difference between clinical and educational sport psychology? - ANSWER
(Clinical psychology) Sport psychology - Theories and principles of psychology
employed in an athletic setting
Educational psychology - Scientific study of human learning and memory
What are the practitioners names and what do they do? - ANSWER Clinical Sports
Psychologist - Have training in psychology, can treat people with emotional disorders
Educational Sport Psychologist - Have training in sport and exercise psychology,
understand human movements
What is personality? - ANSWER the characteristics or blend of characteristics that make
a person unique
Three elements of personality: role-related behavior, typical responses, psychological
core - ANSWER Psychological - Includes your attitudes, values, interests, motives, and
beliefs about yourself
Typical - The ways we each adjust to our environment and respond to stuff (happy, shy,
sad)
Role-related - How you act based on the social situation to be (most changeable)
How is personality conceptualized according to the six main viewpoints in psychology:
psychodynamic, trait, situation, interactional, phenomenological, and integrative -
ANSWER Psychodynamic -things are influence behavior, feelings and emotions
Trait - remain consistent
Situation - different situations need different leadership
Interactional -
Phenomenological -
Integrative -
The "big five" personality traits, explain each of them - ANSWER Neuroticism -
(Nervousness, anxiety, depression, and anger) versus emotional stability
Extraversion - (Enthusiasm, sociability, assertiveness, high activity level) versus
introverted
Openness to experience - (Originality, need for variety, curiosity)
Agreeableness - (Amiability, altruism, modesty)
Conscientiousness - (Constraint, achievement striving, self-discipline)
Accurate 100%
What is sport psychology? - ANSWER Theories and principles of psychology employed
in an athletic setting (usually to enhance performance)
Facilitate sport experiences as a medium for human enrichment
What is the difference between clinical and educational sport psychology? - ANSWER
(Clinical psychology) Sport psychology - Theories and principles of psychology
employed in an athletic setting
Educational psychology - Scientific study of human learning and memory
What are the practitioners names and what do they do? - ANSWER Clinical Sports
Psychologist - Have training in psychology, can treat people with emotional disorders
Educational Sport Psychologist - Have training in sport and exercise psychology,
understand human movements
What is personality? - ANSWER the characteristics or blend of characteristics that make
a person unique
Three elements of personality: role-related behavior, typical responses, psychological
core - ANSWER Psychological - Includes your attitudes, values, interests, motives, and
beliefs about yourself
Typical - The ways we each adjust to our environment and respond to stuff (happy, shy,
sad)
Role-related - How you act based on the social situation to be (most changeable)
How is personality conceptualized according to the six main viewpoints in psychology:
psychodynamic, trait, situation, interactional, phenomenological, and integrative -
ANSWER Psychodynamic -things are influence behavior, feelings and emotions
Trait - remain consistent
Situation - different situations need different leadership
Interactional -
Phenomenological -
Integrative -
The "big five" personality traits, explain each of them - ANSWER Neuroticism -
(Nervousness, anxiety, depression, and anger) versus emotional stability
Extraversion - (Enthusiasm, sociability, assertiveness, high activity level) versus
introverted
Openness to experience - (Originality, need for variety, curiosity)
Agreeableness - (Amiability, altruism, modesty)
Conscientiousness - (Constraint, achievement striving, self-discipline)
