exam Flashcards

(49 cards)

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Goal

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An objective a person tries to accomplish

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Process goal

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Focus on actions and execution skills

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Performance goal

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Focus on a standard of performance

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Outcome

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Focus on results

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Long term goals

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Big outcome/big picture

Problem: no feedback or progress

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Short term goals

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Steps along the way, accomplish in a short time, reinforcement towards long term goals.

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SMART goals

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Specific
Measurable 
Action-oriented
Realistic
Time-based
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Common goal setting problems

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too many goals, not smart goals

revise goals

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Self-concept

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the overall perception of self

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self-esteem

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evaluate & effective component of self-concept

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Athlete identity

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Who someone is as an athlete

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Self-perception

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Peoples thoughts attitudes & feelings about ourselves in general

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Self-schema

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set of self-beliefs that define who we are

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Self-efficacy

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situation-specific self-confidence

The thought that you are or aren’t capable of accomplishing a certain task.

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low self-efficacy =

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shy away from challenges

doubt ability

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Outcome expectations

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the belief that behaviors will lead to certain outcomes

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Efficacy expectations

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beliefs about one’s capabilities

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Motivation

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“why of behavior”

intensity and direction.. (effort and approach/avoid)

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Behavioral motivation

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focuses on E’s:
extrinsic focus
environment
experience

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Reinforcement

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training something on the rewards they’re getting

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shaping

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slowly changing behavior

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positive approach

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focuses on rewarding appropriate behavior.

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Neg. approach

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focuses on punishing undesirable behaviors

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Intermittent reinforcement

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every once and a while praise them/reinforce.

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ABC approach
Antecedents- triggers/cues in the environment. Behavior- make it a habit Consequences- reinforcers
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Habits
Less thinking, less stress
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Atkinson's theory of achievement motivation
personality & situational factors are determinants of achievement behavior.
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Goal orientation
Task: goals are based on task mastery & learning Ego: focused on winning & performing better than others
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Mastery based climate
Focus on mastering what you are doing & the results will come.
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Performance climate
The focus is only on the results.
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Intrinsic motivation
People strive inwardly to be competent & self-determining in their pursuit to master a task.
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Factors influencing int. motivation
social/env. factors success & failure Coaches behavior focus of competition
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Self-determination theory
Must satisfy basic needs for: Competency Autonomy Relatedness
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External regulations
want to attain the desired consequence such as a reward
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Introjection
consequences are self-imposed (self-pride) ego involvements and do things because of ext. factors.
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Identification
Someone who does it just "to be healthy" as opposed to enjoying the activity.
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Integration
Identify the importance of behaviors & integrate those with other aspects of the self, (exercising b/c it's who you are)
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Competence
Need to gain mastery of tasks & learn different skills
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Autonomy
need to feel in control of their own behaviors & goals
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Relatedness
need to experience a sense of belonging & attachment to others
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Positive reinforcement
reward people for behaviors to keep them motivated
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Cognitive evaluation theory
explains the effects of external conflicts on internal motivation. (controlling aspects & informational aspects)
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Controlling aspects
rewards perceived to control a person decrease intrinsic motivation.
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informational aspects
rewards that provide info & pos feedback about competence increase intrinsic motivation.
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Health belief model
Considerable support in relation to health behaviors and medical compliance.
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Theory of planned behavior
Intentions predict behavior: attitudes toward behavior subjective norms for behavior perceived control
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Social cognitive theory
Behavior is driven by self-efficacy | think self-efficacy!!!
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Transtheoretical model
Integrated elements from a variety of theories. | People progress through certain stages of change.
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Ecological model
Think big picture | ex: infrastructure in Boone is not set up for PA