Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Define sport and exercise psychology

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The scientific study of people and their behaviors in sport and exercise contexts and the practical application of that knowledge

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Define clinical sport psychologist

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A person who has had extensive training in psychology and who treats athletes and exercisers with severe emotional disorders like depression and suicidal tendencies

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Define educational sport psychology specialists

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Mental coaches who educate athletes and exercisers about psychological skills and their development. Educational sport psychology specialists are not trained to work with individuals who have severe emotional disorders

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What are two areas that a clinical sport psychologist can often help sport and exercise participants?

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Eating disorders and substance abuse disorders

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What are some areas that educational sport psychology specialists can address?

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Anxiety management, confidence management, and improved communication

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When an educational sport psychology consultant encounters an athlete with an emotional disorder, who might they refer the athlete to?

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Either a licensed clinical psychologist, or preferably, a clinical sport psychologist for treatment

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When did the AASP begin their certified consultant program?

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1991

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What must a sport psychology specialist have to achieve their AASP Certified Mental Performance Consultant status?

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Have a masters or doctoral degree in an area related to sport science or psychology; have taken coursework related to the knowledge areas of sport psychology, sport science, professional ethics, psychopathology, helping relationships, research methods and statistics, psychological foundations of behavior, diversity, and culture; have 400 hours of mentored experience; pledge to adhere to the AASP ethical standards; and achieve a passing score on a 115-question multiple choice exam

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How far back does modern sport psychology date?

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Back to the 1880s

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True or false: references to psychology can be traced back to the ancient Olympic Games

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True

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What is the AASP?

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The Association for Applies Sport Psychology

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What is the purpose of the AASP?

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The sole purpose of this organization is to promote research and practice in applied sport and exercise psychology

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What is the American Psychological Association (APA) Division 47 - Exercise and Sport Psychology?

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One of almost 50 division sin the APA (the largest professional psychology organization in the United States). This organization emphasizes both research and practice in sport and exercise psychology.

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What is the European Federation of Sport Psychology (FEPSAC)?

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This organization that began in 1968 promotes scientific, educational, and professional efforts in Europe.

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What is the International Society of Sport Psychology (ISSP)?

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This organization that began in 1965 is devoted to promoting research, practice, and the development of sport and exercise psychology throughout the world.

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What is the North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (NASPSPA)?

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One of the oldest organizations focusing on the psychological aspects of sport and physical activity, this organization focuses on research in motor development, motor learning and control, and social psychology and physical activity

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What is the Société Canadienne d’Apprentissage Psychomoteur et de Psychologie du Sport (SCAPPS) or Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology?

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This organization encourages the exchange of ideas and scientific knowledge related to psychomotor learning and sport psychology and promotes the field in Canada

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What is the official journal of the ISSP?

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International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology

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What is the official journal of the AASP?

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The Journal of Applied Sport Psychology

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What is the official journal of the American Psychological Association (APA) Division 47 - Exercise and Sport Psychology?

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Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology

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Who is regarded as the father of American sport psychology?

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Coleman Griffith

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Who was one of the first women in the United States to both practice sport psychology and conduct research?

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Dorothy Hazeltine Yates

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True or false: The #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements reinforced a growing interest in understanding the roles culture and gender play in sport and exercise psychology

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What did Franklin Henry do?

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Devoted his career to the scholarly study of the psychological aspects of sport and motor skill acquisition. Most importantly, he trained other energetic physical educators who later became university professors and initiated systematic research programs.

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What are the two objectives of someone studying sport and exercise psychology?
To understand how psychological factors affect an individuals physical performance, and to understand how participation in sport and exercise affects a person's psychological development, health, and wellbeing
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Describe 3 roles of sport and exercise psychology specialists
Conduct research, teach, and consult with athletes and exercisers
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Distinguish between clinical and educational sport psychology. Why is this distinction important?
Clinical psychologists are trained specifically in psychology to treat those with severe emotional disorders, educational psychologists receive training and serve as mental coaches, but are not trained to assist those with severe emotional disorders
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The first period (1893-1919) of sport and exercise psychology included what?
It was characterized by isolated studies
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The second period (1920-1938) of sport and exercise psychology included what?
Sport psychology laboratories and psychological testing took place at a number of locations around the world.
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The third period (1939-1965) of sport and exercise psychology included what?
Preparation of the future. Was characterized by the field's scientific development attributable to the educational efforts of Franklin Henry.
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The fourth period (1966-1977) of sport and exercise psychology included what?
Established academic discipline. Sport and exercise psychology became a valued component of the academic discipline of physical education.
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The fifth period (1978-1999) of sport and exercise psychology included what?
Multidisciplinary science and practice; characterized by tremendous growth as the field became more accepted and respected by the public.
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The sixth period (2000-present) of sport and exercise psychology includes what?
Contemporary sport and exercise psychology; has been distinguished by continued growth worldwide, considerable diverse research, and interest in application and consulting.
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