Lecture 6-Motivational Climate Flashcards

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What is motivational climate?

A

It’s the goals and behaviours emphasised, and the values made salient in the social environment created by significant others (e.g., coaches, teammates, parents).

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Who is often the most influential person in shaping an athlete’s motivational climate?

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The coach — but not always.

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Name four types of motivational climate sources.

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Coach climate

Peer/teammate climate

Parental climate

Others

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In SDT, what type of motivation does a need-supportive climate foster?

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Autonomous motivation (AutMot)

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In SDT, what type of motivation does a controlling climate foster?

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Controlled motivation (ContMot)

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List 3 features of a need-supportive motivational climate.

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  • Provides choice and rationale for tasks

*Acknowledges athlete feelings

  • Supports initiative and independent work
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What does a coach avoid in a need-supportive climate?

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Overt control and controlling feedback

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List 3 behaviours of a coach in a controlling motivational climate.

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  • Uses coercion and manipulation
  • Applies guilt and conditional regard
  • Imposes rigid, controlling thinking
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What does AGT stand for?

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Achievement Goal Theory

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What are the two forms of involvement under AGT?

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  • Task involvement
  • Ego involvement
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What type of climate leads to task involvement?

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Mastery motivational climate

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What type of climate leads to ego involvement?

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Performance motivational climate

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What are 3 features of a mastery climate?

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  • Focuses on self as the criterion for success
  • Encourages self-referenced improvement
  • Supports learning and effort
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What are 3 features of a performance climate?

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  • Focuses on others as the criterion for success
  • Emphasises normative comparisons
  • Rewards winning and punishes mistakes
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How do need-supportive and mastery climates affect performance?

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They are associated with higher performance, though direct evidence is limited.

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What is the effect of a need-supportive climate on commitment?

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It increases persistence and sport commitment.

17
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What is the effect of a controlling climate on sport commitment?

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It decreases sport commitment.

18
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What are the 3 dimensions of athlete burnout?

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  1. Emotional and physical exhaustion
  2. Sport devaluation
  3. Reduced sense of accomplishment
19
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What type of climate is associated with higher athlete burnout?

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Performance peer climate

20
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What type of climate promotes prosocial behaviour?

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Need-supportive climate

21
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What type of climate promotes antisocial behaviour?

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Controlling climate

22
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Name 3 strategies to develop a positive motivational climate.

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  • Provide choice
  • Offer rationale for rules
  • Acknowledge feeling
23
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Name 3 more strategies to develop a positive motivational climate.

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  • Encourage initiative and independence
  • Provide non-controlling feedback
  • Avoid guilt-inducing criticism
24
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What should coaches minimise to support a positive climate?

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Ego involvement and intra-team comparisons

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What psychological needs are supported by a +ve motivational climate?
Autonomy, competence, and relatedness