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Sport & Exercise Psychology CORRECT ANSWERS Scientific study of people and
there behaviors in sport and exercise activities and the practical application of that
knowledge.
Clinical Sport Psychologist CORRECT ANSWERS Treat athletes and exercisers who
have severe emotional problems.
Educational Sport Psychologist CORRECT ANSWERS "Mental Coaches" Educate
athletes and exercisers about psychological skills and their development.
AASP (Association for applied sport Psychology) CORRECT ANSWERS Promote
research & practice in applied sport and exercise psychology
NASPSPA (north american society for the psychology of sport and physical activity)
CORRECT ANSWERS psychological aspects of sport & physical activity. Research in
motor development, learning and control, and social psychology and physical activity.
Social Facilitation CORRECT ANSWERS people being watched or observed generally
perform better on simple task or task they know than when done alone. task not as
simple person performs worse because of added pressure of audience.
Drive theory CORRECT ANSWERS when athletes arousal or state of anxiety increases
so does there performamce. can also be opposite.
Tripplett CORRECT ANSWERS -Psychologist form IU
-First to conduct sport psychology research
-Cycling, Reeling (1897)
-Social Facilitation Theory
Griffith CORRECT ANSWERS -Psychologist at the University of Illinois
-Developed the first lab in sport psychology
-Conducted research on the Chicago Cubs
-Father of American Sport Psychology
Henry CORRECT ANSWERS -developed the first physical education program with
emphasis on the psychology of physical activity
-trained students to become academics to what is Kinesiology today
Yates CORRECT ANSWERS -one of first women in U.S. to practice sport psychology
and conduct research
-Relaxation-set method (manage emotions and enhance performance)
, Ogilive CORRECT ANSWERS -one of the first consultants
-book- Problem Athletesand How to Deal With Them
-Father of Northern American Applied Sport Psychology
Theory CORRECT ANSWERS set of interrelated facts presenting a systematic view of
some phenomenon in order to describe, explain, and predict its future occurrences.
Experiment CORRECT ANSWERS Investigator manipulates the variable along with
observing them and then examines how changes in one variable affect changes in
other.
Study CORRECT ANSWERS Investigator observes or assesses factors without
changing the environment.
Personality CORRECT ANSWERS __________ is the sum of characteristics that make
a person unique.
Psychological core CORRECT ANSWERS -Real you.
-Foundation of oneself.
-Made up of attitudes,values,interest,and motives.
-Most internal and constant
Typical Response CORRECT ANSWERS How you usually respond.
Role-related behavior CORRECT ANSWERS How you act based on your perception of
social situation/environment.
-most changeable
Psychodynamic Approach CORRECT ANSWERS Personality determined by
unconscious determinants of behavior.
-event in childhood still has an effect on behavior unknowingly.
Trait
approach CORRECT ANSWERS -Consistant
-Environment little affect on outcome
-Traits predispose person to act certain way
Situation Approach CORRECT ANSWERS Situation or Environment might trigger
behaviors.
Interactional Approach CORRECT ANSWERS situation and person as codetermines of
behavior
Phenomenological approach CORRECT ANSWERS Behavior is based on how one
interprets & understands themselves and there environment.
Correct Answers | Verified
Sport & Exercise Psychology CORRECT ANSWERS Scientific study of people and
there behaviors in sport and exercise activities and the practical application of that
knowledge.
Clinical Sport Psychologist CORRECT ANSWERS Treat athletes and exercisers who
have severe emotional problems.
Educational Sport Psychologist CORRECT ANSWERS "Mental Coaches" Educate
athletes and exercisers about psychological skills and their development.
AASP (Association for applied sport Psychology) CORRECT ANSWERS Promote
research & practice in applied sport and exercise psychology
NASPSPA (north american society for the psychology of sport and physical activity)
CORRECT ANSWERS psychological aspects of sport & physical activity. Research in
motor development, learning and control, and social psychology and physical activity.
Social Facilitation CORRECT ANSWERS people being watched or observed generally
perform better on simple task or task they know than when done alone. task not as
simple person performs worse because of added pressure of audience.
Drive theory CORRECT ANSWERS when athletes arousal or state of anxiety increases
so does there performamce. can also be opposite.
Tripplett CORRECT ANSWERS -Psychologist form IU
-First to conduct sport psychology research
-Cycling, Reeling (1897)
-Social Facilitation Theory
Griffith CORRECT ANSWERS -Psychologist at the University of Illinois
-Developed the first lab in sport psychology
-Conducted research on the Chicago Cubs
-Father of American Sport Psychology
Henry CORRECT ANSWERS -developed the first physical education program with
emphasis on the psychology of physical activity
-trained students to become academics to what is Kinesiology today
Yates CORRECT ANSWERS -one of first women in U.S. to practice sport psychology
and conduct research
-Relaxation-set method (manage emotions and enhance performance)
, Ogilive CORRECT ANSWERS -one of the first consultants
-book- Problem Athletesand How to Deal With Them
-Father of Northern American Applied Sport Psychology
Theory CORRECT ANSWERS set of interrelated facts presenting a systematic view of
some phenomenon in order to describe, explain, and predict its future occurrences.
Experiment CORRECT ANSWERS Investigator manipulates the variable along with
observing them and then examines how changes in one variable affect changes in
other.
Study CORRECT ANSWERS Investigator observes or assesses factors without
changing the environment.
Personality CORRECT ANSWERS __________ is the sum of characteristics that make
a person unique.
Psychological core CORRECT ANSWERS -Real you.
-Foundation of oneself.
-Made up of attitudes,values,interest,and motives.
-Most internal and constant
Typical Response CORRECT ANSWERS How you usually respond.
Role-related behavior CORRECT ANSWERS How you act based on your perception of
social situation/environment.
-most changeable
Psychodynamic Approach CORRECT ANSWERS Personality determined by
unconscious determinants of behavior.
-event in childhood still has an effect on behavior unknowingly.
Trait
approach CORRECT ANSWERS -Consistant
-Environment little affect on outcome
-Traits predispose person to act certain way
Situation Approach CORRECT ANSWERS Situation or Environment might trigger
behaviors.
Interactional Approach CORRECT ANSWERS situation and person as codetermines of
behavior
Phenomenological approach CORRECT ANSWERS Behavior is based on how one
interprets & understands themselves and there environment.
