Ch.1 HW

What are the untraditional domains in which future career growth is possible using the principles of sport psychology

- development of youth life-skills through sport - exercise and wellness promotion programs

What are major career tracks that have been identified in the field of applied sport and exercise psychology?

- teaching and research in psychology - teaching and research in sport sciences - applying sport psychology skills across diverse contexts - consulting with athletes

What are the contributions of Bruce Oglivie and Tom Tutko to the field of sport psychology?

- they developed the Athletic Motivation Inventory - They authored the revolutionary book "Problem Athletes and How to Handle Them"

In the context of the future direction of research in the field of sport psychology. What are some statements about sport psychological interventions?

- they should help athletes understand how problematic subcultures may have enculturated unhealthy behaviors - they should do more than help athletes perform better - they should be designed as tools for individual empowerment and social justice

What are some of the professional issues faced by sport psychologists in the 1980s?

- what kinds of services should be offered by the discipline - Is there an adequate scientific base for the practice of sport psychology

The field of psychology that is concerned with the psychological factors that influence performance in sport, the psychological effects derived from participation, and the theories that can be used to enhance performance is known as _____

Applied Sport Psychology

The International Society of Sport Psychology was formed in ____ in 1965

Rome

The professionals who study the motivation, violence, leadership, group dynamics, exercise and psychological well- being, thoughts and feelings of athletes are known as _____.

Sport Psychologists

Sport Psychology was ____ in Eastern Europe during the Soviet Union era

a highly esteemed field of academic and professional concern

Eastern Europe, during the Soviet era, was believed to be ____

ahead of North America

An accurate statement about the anticipated future job market of sport psychology is that discipline should _____

apply its principles to performing arts, music, business, and the military

In the 1980s, a research development that occurred was ___

better documentation of the effectiveness of psychology in performance enhancement

In the 1980s, most of the sport psychology journals were driven by _____

cognitive theories from psychology

Sport Psychology is used by athletes to gain what?

competitive edge

During the period of 1990-2013, there was more research conducted on the influence of ____ on psychological processes and behavior

culture

One of Dorothy Yate's pioneering practice was that she ___-

developed a psychology course for aviators and athletes at San Jose State College

In the 1970's, instead of forays into application, a lot of people in the field of sport psychology felt that ____ would be better for the discipline

developing a strong research foundation

One of Coleman Griffith's contributions to sport psychology is that he ____

established the first sport psychology laboratory in North America

According to J.H. Salmela (1984), the research scope in sport psychology during the Soviet Union era in Eastern Europe limited when compared to the Western world due to _____

greater governmental control

In the 1970s, a major factor in the coming of age of sport psychology was the ____

increase in systematic research by growing number of sport psychologists

The ____ considers person and environmental variables and their potential interaction

interactionism paradigm

In her overview of the historical development of sport and exercise psychology, R.S Vealey described 1993-2005 as being the period of emerging diversity in the ____ sport psychology

methods, paradigms, and epistemology used in

The usage of qualitative studies is extremely useful because it allows researchers to gain in-depth knowledge by ___

observing and interviewing people

Techniques of ____ were used to voluntarily control bodily functions such as heart rate, temperature, and muscle tension

psychic self regulation

Sport Psychology experienced considerable growth in the 1980s due to the publicity generated by ____

sport psychologists working with olympic athletes

In the 1990s, one main development was ____

standards were set as to what constituted ethical behavior

According to J.H. Salmela (1981), the research focus in sport psychology _____ during the Soviet Union era in Eastern Europe

tended to be of a field variety

Rainer Martens chided the field of sport psychology for conducting laboratory-based research because he believed that field research ______

would result in more relevant findings and results