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When arousal is too high in state anxiety what three things are often present?
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When arousal is too high in state anxiety what three things are often present? 1. high degree of involvement, self-esteem is on the line2. Perceive discrepancy between one's ability and the demands for athletic success3. Fear of the consequences of failure
The principal behind systematic desensitization is ____________ counterconditioning
PMR is cycling unweighted muscular _________ with muscular _________ contraction, relaxation
An athlete at the free throw line in a big game where the score is close would experience _______ ________ state anxiety
____________ attention would allow an athlete to solely focus on their performance on block out distractions such as the crowd selective
If an athlete is focusing on __________ ______ he would be concentrating on steps of his technique for preparation of performance task-relevant clues
_______ _______ is the most important trait to achieving "ideal performace state" personal control
If an athlete's desire to perform at his/her best potential then they are said to be ______ ________ intrinsicly motiivated
The high school football team gives awards to the highest squatter on th team. This is a form of what? positive reinforcement
If any athlete has limited skill how does their optimal arousal level change when partaking in that skill it decreases
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