Arousal Flashcards

1
Q

What is the definition for arousal

A

A degree of readiness to perform

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2
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What are cognitive symptoms of arousal?

A

Anxiety,fear

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3
Q

What are some somatic signs of over arousal?

A

Sweat, increased HR

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4
Q

What is the drive theory?

A

As arousal increases, so does performance in a linear fashion

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5
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What are negatives to drive theory?

A

Does not consider deteriorating under pressure
Performance actually increases to optimum point

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6
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What is the inverted U theory?

A

Increase arousal means increased performance up to an optimum point

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7
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What are the negatives to the inverted U theory?

A

Doesn’t account for dramatic decrease performance in elite

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8
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What is the catastrophe theory?

A

Increased arousal = increased performance to an optimum point
After, a dramatic reduction in performance

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