All Educational Materials for Bob La Rose

Intro to sports psych - monday, september 12. Kolb"s learning cycle: concrete experience (ce) - actual/feeling, reflective observation (ro) - watching

A field of study, which explains why athletes reach their full potential/expertise. Former grad student (olaf) was one of steve nash"s first head coach

Objectives of sport/exercise psychology: participation in sport effects an individual"s psychological development/health, considers how psychological f

A] consider how psychological factors effect an individual. B] how participation in sport and exercise effects an individual psychological development,

Sport and exercise psychology: is the scientific study of people and there behaviour in sport and exercise contexts and the practical application of th

6 biweekly labs (online), 3% each, drop lowest mark. Objectives: consider how psych factors affect individuals physical performance, consider how parti

The rationale for doing this particular study was to investigate and determine if short term psychological intervention in athletes would aid in speedi

This assignment is based on a scientific study that supports the following proposition: Psychological interventions are effective at enhancing psycholo

Starting position: the person begins in a standing position. Hips are exed so that the persons body weight is over the contralateral foot and both ankl

250911289: if a collision occurred with someone who weighed twice as much as your relative magnitude would decelerate twice as much. The magnitude of a

Psychological skills are innate (they can"t be learned) Only for problem athletes (had bad games, anxiety) Coach - there all the time, don"t need a spe

Intrinsic interest as a motivator: intrinsic motivation: The desire to participate in an activity or task for its own sake enjoyment, excitement, chall

Definition : the systematic and consistent practice of mental or psychological skills: psychological skills can be learned but must be practiced and in

Goal setting: a process of establishing a target or objective in specific behavioural terms. Three main types of goals: outcome goals = win/lose, perfo

Reinforcement: any personal interactions (evaluative comments or reactions) that will increase the occurrence or strength of a behaviour or performance

Arousal: a blend of physiological & psychological activation, the intensity of motivation at any particular time, activation or excitation ranging on a

Definition : a behavioural process of influencing individuals & groups toward set goals (barrow, 1977) Leaders not only provide a vision of what to str

Outcome: the result of an event that is interpreted as either success or failure. Analysis: use of previous experience, expectations, perceptions, and

Definition: any personal interaction (evaluative comments or reactions) that will increase the occurrence or strength of a behaviour or performance. Po

Definition: the direction (approach/ avoid) and intensity (high/low) of ones effort. Some motivational factors can be easily changed (goal setting, rei

Definition: competition is a strong motivational force imbedded in all sporting situations and in many recreational settings as well. However the coach

Definition: the direction (approach/ avoid) and intensity (high/low) of ones effort. Some motivational factors can be easily changed (goal setting, rei

Humans exhibit needs beyond the satisfaction of basic physiological drives. These drive all provide an impetus for us to investigate and manipulate our

Study of how to make everyday life safe. Ergonomics is the application of principles derived from biomechanics, physiology, psychology, neuroscience to

Central nervous system is made up of the brain and the spinal cord. Peripheral nervous system is broken down into a component called the somatic divisi

Psychological skills are innate (they can"t be learned) Only for problem athletes (had bad games, anxiety) Coach - there all the time, don"t need a spe

Definition: the systematic and consistent practice of mental or psychological skills: can be learned, but must be practiced and integrated into your tr

Intro to sports psych - monday, september 12. Kolb"s learning cycle: concrete experience (ce) - actual/feeling, reflective observation (ro) - watching

Intrinsic interest as a motivator: intrinsic motivation: The desire to participate in an activity or task for its own sake enjoyment, excitement, chall

Definition : the systematic and consistent practice of mental or psychological skills: psychological skills can be learned but must be practiced and in

A] consider how psychological factors effect an individual. B] how participation in sport and exercise effects an individual psychological development,

Goal setting: a process of establishing a target or objective in specific behavioural terms. Three main types of goals: outcome goals = win/lose, perfo

Reinforcement: any personal interactions (evaluative comments or reactions) that will increase the occurrence or strength of a behaviour or performance

Intro to sports psych - monday, september 12. Kolb"s learning cycle: concrete experience (ce) - actual/feeling, reflective observation (ro) - watching

Decision -> decoding -> sender - > channel -> receiver -> decoding -> response. Motivate (want to get people excited about their involvement, to put fo

Definition : the systematic and consistent practice of mental or psychological skills: psychological skills can be learned but must be practiced and in

Adherence : sticking together or faithfully conforming to a standard of behaviour in order to meet some goal. All-cause mortality rates have been found

The result of all forces acting on members to remain in the group (1951) Resistance of the group to disruptive forces (1952) Group cohesion - dynamic p

Goal= a target, standard or objective (target goal ex. Goal setting: a process of establishing a target or objective in specific behavioural terms. Thr

However, the coach or leader has very little control over it. Descriptors : a situational process that is either zero sum or non-zero sum (reward struc

Definition : a behavioural process of influencing individuals & groups toward set goals (barrow, 1977) Leaders not only provide a vision of what to str

Arousal: a blend of physiological & psychological activation, the intensity of motivation at any particular time, activation or excitation ranging on a