Objective Competitive Situation
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Standards are set by:
1) An individual's past performance
2) An idealized performance
3) Another individual's performance
To have a competitive situation, there MUST be a criteria for comparison
that is known by at least 1 other person who is in a position to evaluate the
performance
Basically: Must have a standard for comparison and one other person who
knows about the criteria for comparison
3 different types of learning structures
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Competitive, individualistic, cooperative
What Kind of Model is Sport Competition?
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It's a PROCESS model; if you have a good experience, subjective appraisal
improves, more inclined to approach competition again
It's a process model and you're at the center of it
What do we usually attribute the negative results of competition to? Where should it
actually be attributed?
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It is not competition itself that produces more negative results, but rather
it's the over-emphasis on winning that creates these negatives
Response
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Standards are set by:
1) An individual's past performance
2) An idealized performance
3) Another individual's performance
To have a competitive situation, there MUST be a criteria for comparison
that is known by at least 1 other person who is in a position to evaluate the
performance
Basically: Must have a standard for comparison and one other person who
knows about the criteria for comparison
3 different types of learning structures
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Competitive, individualistic, cooperative
What Kind of Model is Sport Competition?
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It's a PROCESS model; if you have a good experience, subjective appraisal
improves, more inclined to approach competition again
It's a process model and you're at the center of it
What do we usually attribute the negative results of competition to? Where should it
actually be attributed?
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It is not competition itself that produces more negative results, but rather
it's the over-emphasis on winning that creates these negatives
Response
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