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Confidence and Self-Efficacy in Sports Performance (Vealey's Model of…
Confidence and Self-Efficacy in Sports Performance
Vealey's Model of Sports Confidence
Bandura's Theory of Self-Efficacy
Competitive Orientation
Trait Sport Confidence
Behavioral Responses (Performance)
State Sport Confidence
Objective Sports Situation
Subjective Outcomes
Taking a penalty in football, Serving in tennis
Stable and Enduring
Affects 'State Sports Confidence' and self efficacy
Innate (People are born with it)
Can be enhanced by the setting of challenging goals
The natural level of competitiveness that a performer has
This is changeable and can increase or decrease over time
The confidence that someone has in a particular situation
The actions and performance outcomes
The performer judges and interprets the outcome and the performance
Over time a performer's subjective views or outcomes can affect future general confidence and future competitiveness
Interpreting actions with negative subjectively leads to learned helplessness
Interpreting actions with positive subjectively leads to mastery orientation
Over time a performers subjective views of outcomes can affect state sports confidence and confidence within certain situations
Experiencing success raises confidence as performers are reminded of the things that they have achieved in the past
Watching someone else achieve success in a performance raises confidence as you believe that you can replicate what they have done
Receiving positive reinforcement and encouragement enhances confidence
Controlling arousal can improve confidence
Emotional Arousal
Vicarious Experiences
Verbal Persuasion
Performance Accomplishments