KNES 3318

In what year did sport psychology transform from a hobby to an actual field of study?

1925

Which of the following is NOT one of the purposes of a systematic review?

All of the answers were ( help establish generalizabilty of findings and Help establish consistency of findings)

______ gave the first Coleman Griffith lecture at the first AAASP conference in 1986

Boonie Strickland

The father of applied sport psychology is:

Bruce Olgivie

The women psychologist with the greatest influence on other women scholars is:

Carolyn Sherif

Coleman Griffith worked as the first sport psychologist for which two teams

Chicago Cubs and Notre Dame team

The father of American sport Psychology is

Coleman Griffith

it is generally accepted that there are two categories of sport psychologist. These are

Educational & clinical

Which of the following is NOT part of TARGET

Experience

Behaviors that are performed for intrinsic reasons are performed for monetary reward.

False

Which one of the following athletes did Coleman Griffith famously interview in 1924

Harold "Red" Grange

Which of the following is NOT a type of extrinsic motivation?

Intangible regulation

The Bobo Doll experiments serve as an example for which of the following personality approaches?

Situational approach

People following the ____ approach to sport and exercise psychology assume that behavior is determined by a complex interaction between the environment and the personal makeup of the athlete or exerciser.

Social psychological

According to Ryan and Deci (2000), individuals with an introjected regulation regulatory style have which of the following kinds of perceived locus of causality?

Somewhat external

According to Ryan and Deci (2000), individuals with an identified regulation regulatory style have which of the following kinds of perceived locus of causality?

Somewhat internal

Which famous book(s) were written by Coleman Griffith?

The Psychology of Coaching and The Psychology of Athletics

Although Coleman Griffith worked hard in the area of sport psychology his work had little effect on the growth of research and practice in sport psychology

True

Cognitive Evaluation Theory contends that social-contextual events (e.g., feedback, communications, rewards) enhance intrinsic Motivation for an activity when they support feelings of self-determined engagement

True

Many of the actions and behaviors people perform are not energized purely by intrinsic motivation

True

Morgan developed the mental health model to help explain the relationships between personality and athletic success

True

Recent research has been critical of some of the findings concerning the relationship between mood states and performance. Which of the following is NOT a recommended guideline for using mood profiling with elite athletes?

Use it as a predictor of team success

Motivation is concerned with

a. The amount of energy put into particular tasks b. the activates one directs his or her energies towards. c. The level of persistence one displays in the face of setbacks

As used in the sport psychology literature, motivation can refer to

a.An internal personality characteristic b.an external influence c.consequence of or an explanation for behavior

the concept of relatedness refers to:

a.a full sense of affiliation b.the perception that one is cared for c.a feeling of belonging in the social world

According to Ryan and Deci(2000), positive outcomes associated with more internalized motivation has emerged from all of the following EXCEPT

academics

research indicates that certain basic needs or drives are important for enhancing intrinsic motivation. This include(s):

both competence and autonomy

Which of the following is NOT one of the relevant regulatory process of intrinsic motivation,as discussed in Figure 1 of Ryan and Deci (2000)

compliance

Neuroticism may be descibed by all the following EXCEPT

constraint

Which of the following is not one of the "big five" personality factors

depression

Children who play sport bc they want to do what their friends are doing and children who play a sport bc their parents told them to are both exs of

extrinsic motivation

An individuals traits do not predispose them to act in a certain way, regardless the situation

false

Athletes exhibiting the ice berg profile score low on vigor but high on tension, depression, anger, fatigue and confusion

false

Piedmont et al.'s 1999 study concluded that coaches should only on ability when selecting athletes for their teams.

false

The interactional approach to understanding personality has several weaknesses

false

People are extrinsically motivated when they perform behaviors

for rewards bc of soical pressures to avoid coercive stimuli

The "big five" model of personality is important bc these five characteristics

have been found to exist across individuals

The situational approach to personality assumes that

individuals behave differently across situations

The most autonomous form of extrinsic motivation is

integrated regulation

In the Biddle (2006) article he performs what type of systematic review?

meta-analysis

The findings from Piedomnt et al. (1999) showed that two personality dimensions were significantly related to athletic performance . What were the two dimensions they found?

neuroticism and conscientiousness

The research investigating the personality profiles of athletes and non-athletes has found that

no specific personality profile distinguishes athletes from non-athletes

The trait approach to personality assumes that

people behave differently in different situations

the interactional approach assumes that

situational and personal variables are codeterminants of behavior

A weakness in the psychodynamic approach is

sole focus on internal determinants of behavior

Which of the following is NOT one of the discussed issues encountered by sport psychologist?

steroids/PEDs/doping

According to Weinberg and Gould (2007), personality is:

the characteristics or blend of characteristics that make a person unique.

Cognitive Evaluation Theory specifies

the social/contextual factors responsible for eliciting versus diminishing intrinsic motivation

According to Freud, 3 components of personality include the id, ego, and superego.

true

Norman Triplett noticed that cyclists had faster times when competing i groups than individually

true