KP181 Chapter Notes - Chapter Chapter #6: Goal Orientation, Moral Development, Home Advantage
12 Feb 2018
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Kp 181 - chapter #6 - aggression and moral behaviour in sport. We need to become aware of aggression and moral behaviour in sport. Two distinct perspectives that are most widely accepted; structural-development and social learning. Moral development is viewed as the process in which an individual develops the capacity to reason morally. Moral reason and progress develops well in to adulthood. Moral behavior is viewed as the carrying out of an action that is deeded right or wrong. Empathy is used to reduce aggressive behaviour. Learned through the processes of reinforcement and modeling. Behaviours can be developed by providing opportunities for moral practice and development. Motivational climate can be categorized in two ways; mastery motivational climate and performance motivational climate. Mastery motivational climate is when the coach encourages cooperation and learning from past mistakes. Prosocial behaviour is a behaviour that is intended to assist or benefit another individual or team.
