Arousal Flashcards

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Arousal

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A physiological and psychological state of alertness or excitement

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2
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What causes anticipatory rise

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Adrenaline, causing blood flow and increase in energy levels

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3
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Inverted U-Theory

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If arousal levels are too high or too low for the sport you are playing it can have a negative impact on performance

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4
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Levels of arousal for fine movements

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Low arousal, for precise and accurate movements

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5
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Levels of arousal for gross movements

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High arousal, requires power and strength

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6
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Methods of controlling arousal levels

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Deep Breathing
Mental Rehearsal
Visualisation and Imagery
Positive Self Talk

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7
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Deep breathing

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somatic technique
increases oxygen to brain, limiting arousal

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8
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Mental rehearsal

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picturing yourself performing skills perfectly

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9
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Visualisation and imagery

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imagining positive outcome or relaxing experience to calm nerves

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10
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Positive self talk

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Cognitiv Technique
Reassuring and encouraging yourself positively

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