Most basic and deepest attitudes, values, interests, motives, and self worth of a person
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Typical responses
How one typically responds or adjusts to the environment
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Role-related behavior
How one acts in a particular social situation
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Motivation
Complex set of internal and external forces directions and/or energizing behavior in exercise and sports
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Subjective
This type of goal consists of general statements of intent
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Objective
This type of goal refers to attaining a specific standard of proficiency in a specified time
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Outcome
This type of goal refers to focusing ing a competitive result
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Performance
This type of goal refers to achieving standards of performance or objectives independently on other competitors
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Process
This type of goal refers to focus on actions one must do to engage in performance
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Outcome, performance, process
What three types of goals play roles in behavior change?
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Outcome, performance, process
_________ goals can facilitate short-term motivation but often lead to anxiety before and during competition. _________ and _________ goals are more precise than outcome goals and less dependent on the behavior of others.
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Performance, process, performance, process
_________ and ________ goals are particularly useful before or during competition (on rare occasions). Too much focus on a specific ________ goal (e.g., running a personal best) can create anxiety. ________ goals have all the advantages of performance goals.
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Improve performance, winning, enjoyment
What are the top three goals for athletes?
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lack of time, stress, fatigue, academic pressure, social relationships
What are some major goal barriers for college athletes?
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Indirect thought process view
Goals influence performance indirectly by affecting psychological factors, such as anxiety, confidence, and satisfaction.
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Preparation and planning
What is Stage 1 of Designing a Goal Setting System?
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Assess abilities and needs. Set goals in diverse areas. Identify influences on goal-setting systems (athlete’s commitment, potential, and opportunity for practice). Plan goal achievement strategies.
What are some steps to take in Stage 1?
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Education and acquisition
What is Stage 2 of Designing a Goal Setting System?
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Schedule meetings. Focus on one goal (initially).
What are some steps to take in Stage 2?
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Implementation and goal follow-up and evaluation
What is Stage 3 of Designing a Goal Setting System?
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Identify appropriate goal evaluation strategies. Provide support and encouragement. Plan for goal reevaluation.
What are some steps to take in Stage 3?
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Clinical sport psychology
Branch of sport psychology that focuses on personality factors that influence performance and/or team interactions
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Educational sport psychology
Branch of sport psychology that focuses primarily on cognitive factors in performance enhancement
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Psychophysiological orientation
Sport psychology approach that posits that the best explanation for sport and exercise behavior lies within the physiological processes that are happening within the brain and body
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