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What is self serving bias?

Sports performers who tend to attribute their failure to external causes while those who succeed usually attribute their success to internal causes

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What is controllability?

Whether attributions are under the control of the performers or under the control of other, or whether they are uncontrollable  

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What is learned helplessness?

the belief that failure is inevitable and a feeling of hopelessness 

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What is specific learned helplessness?

when faced with a particular situation (e.g. I am a hopeless football player) 

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What is global learned helplessness?

when faced with a particular group of situations (e.g. I am hopeless at all sport)

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What do low achievers tend to attribute their failure to?

  • Often attribute their failure to uncontrollable factors  

  • This can lead to learned helplessness 


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What do high achievers tend to attribute their failure to?

  • Athletes who are oriented towards mastery  

  • See failure as a learning experience 

  • Will attribute failure to controllable unstable factors 


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What are need to achieve performers?

  • Are not afraid of failing  

  • Will persist with a task until they succeed


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What is mastery orientation?

the view that an individual will be motivated by becoming an expert in skill development or sports performance 

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What do mastery orientated performed tend to attribute their failures to?

  • Will often attribute failure to internal, controllable and unstable factors (e.g. effort) 

  • Will continue to strive to become better at the activity 


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What is attribution retraining?

an optimise sports performance – seeking often to change learned helplessness into mastery orientation