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Question 2 - Coggle Diagram
Question 2
Group dynamics
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Group is more knowledgeable, makes own decisions and takes responsibility
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Motivation
Need achievement theory
These are the people that thrive on a challenge. They are usually determined, quick workers who take risks and enjoy being assessed. Most sports people fall into this group
Need to avoid failure
These people tend to avoid challenges because they do not want to risk failing. They are slow workers who avoid responsibility, are easily dissuaded from taking part and do not like being assessed.
Ego orientated - want to win, low interest and consistency
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Sport confidence model
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Optimal self esteem - There is a optimal self esteem, this is where your performance is best, if you are under or over confidence then your performance will not be at its highest level
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Arousal
Catastrophe theory - Performances increase as phys arousal increases but when arousal gets too high, performance dramatically decreases (catastrophe). This is caused by the performer becoming too anxious
Inverted U theory - This law states that arousal improves performance up to an optimal point. Past this point, performance begins to decrease. When drawn on a graph this appears as an upside down U shape.
Drive theory- ‘drive’: directed, motivated or ‘energised’ behaviour that an individual has towards achieving a certain goal
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Anxiety
Reversal theory - High arousal and anxiety is because we are threatened of failing. Reverse the way you think and suggest that we feel like this because we are excited about the performance, turn it into a pleasant experience
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