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PSY-212 Test #3, Part 1: Sports Psychology

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Sports Psychology the scientific study of people and their behaviors in sport and exercise contexts and the practical application of that knowledge
Two Primary Goals in Sports Psychology 1) Understand effects of psychological factors on physical and motor performance 2) Understand effects of physical activity on psychological development, health, and well-being
Three Specializations of Sports Psychology 1) Research 2) Teaching 3) Consulting
Triplett Wanted to see if cyclists performed best when racing against the clock, when racing against other people, or when paced by a motorcycle - found they performed best when cycling WITH other people (even if not against)
C. Griffith Father of sports psychology in North America, established first sports psychology laboratory, first psychologist hired by a sports team
F. Henry Largely responsible for the field's scientific development
Ogilvie Father of North American APPLIED sports psychology
Dorothy Harris First American AND first woman to be admitted to the International Society of Sports Psychology, first female president of the North American Society of Sports Psychology
Chicken-egg issue in athleticism Does personality drive an athlete or is personality affected by involvement in athletics?
Gravitational hypothesis Personality leads to athletics
At what age does participation in team sports peak? 12 years
Lazarus Stress Appraisal Model 1) Primary appraisal - assess the stressor 2) Secondary appraisal - assess the availability of resources
Three Psychological Responses to Injury 1) Cognitive appraisal - readjustment of performance goals, self-confidence, and coping skills 2) Emotional response - fear of the unknown, anger, grief, etc. 3) Behavioral response - rehab, social support, psychological skills training
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