Personality and character Flashcards

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personality

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sum or blend of characteristics that make a person unique

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principles of personality

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enduring (consistent across time and situation)
distinction (different between people)
contribution (collect data and theories)
feeling, thinking and behaving (all aspects considered)

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Layers of personality

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dispositional traits
characteristic adaptations (conscious purpose)
self narrative identities

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4
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Lewis equation for behaviour

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B=f(P,E)

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the big 5 (OCEAN)

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openness
conscientiousness
extraversion
agreeableness
neuroticism

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openness

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tendency to seek new experiences

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conscientiousness

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organisation and goal direct behaviour

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extraversion

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quality of interpersonal interactions

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agreeableness

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concern for cooperation and social harmony

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neuroticism

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proneness to emotional instability

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big 5 in sport

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elite - more extraverted and emotionally stable than recreational, higher conscientiousness and agreeableness, lower neuroticism

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what did conscientiousness positively relate to

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quality of preparation

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what did emotional stability positively relate to

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effective coping during competition

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14
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what do extraverts benefit from

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goal setting training

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what do neurotic benefit from

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emotional control for training

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low levels of openness / emotional stability =

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more prone to using avoidance coping strategies

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high levels of conscientiousness, extraversion / emotional stability =

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more prone to using problem focused coping strategies

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high conscientiousness or low neuroticism =

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more successful performance stats over a competitive season

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high agreeableness or conscientiousness =

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more favourable relationships with teammates and coaches

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perfectionism

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multidimensional construct characterised by setting of extremely high personal standards alongside hard criticism of ones own behaviours

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2 dimension of perfectionism

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perfectionistic strivings
perfectionistic concerns

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perfectionistic strivings

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self orientated striving for perfection and setting very high standards

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perfectionistic concerns

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concerns over mistakes, fear of neg social evaluation, feelings of discrepancy between expectations and performance and neg reactions to imperfection

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perfectionistic strivings - adaptive

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greater performance
olympic success
confidence
effective coping
self determine motivation

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perfectionistic concerns - maladaptive
anxiety high threat appraisals avoidance behaviour
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perfectionistic strivings & perfectionistic concerns - maladaptive
burnout high anxiety depression
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hope
ones perceived ability to accomplish goals
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2 interrelated cognitive processes for hope
pathways - perceived ability to plan agency - goal directed energy
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optimism
broader expectation that good events are more likely to happen
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association between optimism and sport
positively related to problem focused coping and negatively related to avoidant coping strategies
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mental toughness
stable disposition that is associated with ability to deal with variety of stressors yet still perform at high level under pressure
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mental toughness multidimensional
attitudes, emotions and cognition
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mental toughness characteristics Jones et al 2002
characteristics are determination, focus, confidence and perceived control
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mental toughness characteristics Gucciardi et al 2009
thriving through challenge, sport awareness, tough attitude and desire for success
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mental toughness predicts
high level performance and olympic success
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mentally tough performers are
high in punishment sensitivity and low reward sensitivity
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narcissism
a pervasive pattern of grandiosity need for admiration and lack of empathy
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narcissism characteristics
self aggrandising self centered entitled dominant manipulative
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narcissism in sport
performa well in pressured setting impacts effectiveness of psych skills
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coaching behaviour narcissists prefer
treating athletes as individuals
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alexithymia
trait deficit in emotion regulation characterised by absence of words to express ones emotions
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alexithymia in sport
risk taking provide emotion regulation benefit and allow individual experience to control anxiety
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other impacts on personality and character
goal orientations trait anxiety hardiness competitiveness proactivity genetics adversity relationships
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dark side to personality and sport
driven obsessional single minded narcissistic self serving indifferent malevolent ruthless
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application and implication
profiling to predict athletic behaviour develop athletes tailor to needs treat athletes
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what climate do narcissists prefer
mastery or performance motivational climate (both) gives them an opportunity to show off