Test 2 Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Social support

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Perceived comfort, caring, assistance and information that a person receives from others

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What is the most important type of social influence?

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Social support

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Social influence

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Real or imagined pressure to change attitudes, behavior, or beliefs

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Approaches for social support (2)

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  1. Measure size of one’s social network

2. Measure amount and type of support a person receives

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Types of Social Support (5)

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Instrumental, emotional, informational, companionship, and validation

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Instrumental social support

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Tangible, practical assistance that will help a person achieve exercise goals

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Spotting a weightlifter at a gym, driving one’s father to rehab, and taking care of a baby are all examples of what type of social support?

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Instrumental social support

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Emotional social support

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Encouragement, caring, empathy, and concern

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Examples of emotional support

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Praising one for their efforts, sympathizing when one complains, etc.

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  1. What does emotional social support enhance? (4)
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  1. Self-esteem
  2. Comfort
  3. Acceptance
  4. Reassurance
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What does emotional support reduce?

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Anxiety

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Informative social support

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Giving information, advice, or suggestions & feedback

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Examples of informative social support

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Tips, sharing life experiences, explaining

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Companionship social support

Examples?

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Reflects availability of people with whom one can exercise

Examples: friend, family, or exercise group

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Validation social support

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Involves comparing oneself with others in order to gauge progress and to confirm one’s thoughts, feelings, problems, & experiences are normal

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Example of validation

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“If they can do it, so can I.”

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What does social support depend on? (3)

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  1. Moods/feelings
  2. Biophysical changes
  3. Developmental/age-related changes
18
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Do social support needs differ between the sexes?

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Yes! Women have a greater need for companionship and emotional types of physical activity support relative to men.

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Pros of family social support? (4)

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  1. Lower dropout rates
  2. Reminders/encouragement
  3. Spousal help for mothers with kids
  4. Parental support
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Cons of family support? (3)

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  1. Pestering for not exercising
  2. Behavior reluctance (advocated one responds in opposite direction)
  3. Social control
21
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What effects can an exercise leader/instructor have?

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Both positive and negative

22
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The 4 behaviors of transformative leadership

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  1. Idealized influence
  2. Inspirational motivation
  3. Intellectual stimulation
  4. Individualized consideration
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Idealized influence

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Generate trust & respect of others & acts as a role model

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Inspirational motivation

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Be optimistic about what others can accomplish

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Intellectual stimulation
Engage in rationality of others, cause them to look at old pictures in new ways
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Individualized consideration
Demonstrate care for others physical & psychological needs
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Components of an exercise group (3)
Group cohesion, group composition, & group size