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| Science is _____, not truth |
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| Academic displine, profession |
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structured and unique
value free- can study anything
not practical- lobsters
builds the body of knowledge
data is drive by stat. confirmation
levels of probability-variability |
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Academic Discipline is:
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| less error means that the mean is a more or less accurate indicator |
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specialized training
value laden- conscious of ethics
practiced
real world feedback
Criteria and retooling |
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profession of SP is:
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R
C and R |
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| a formal, abstract definition |
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| tangible, defines how to measure the concept |
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| similar results in a study |
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| Independent var- researcher must create the conditions |
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| an independent var not created by random assignment, a characteristic the subject possesses that they bring to the experiment |
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Lab research:
___ internal validity
___ external validity |
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decreased (can't control noise, etc)
increased (applies to real world) |
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field study:
___ internal val
___ external val |
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| .001 has a higher or lower probability compared to .01? |
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| to observe, describe (remove the bias), and explain |
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| elementary goals of science |
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| higher order goals of science |
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| (ir)regularities, habits, patterns, learning, performance, behavior changes |
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| psychology observes (6 things) |
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| changing behaviors are easier or harder as you age? |
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| the well being of the athlete, even if job is lost... ex- pathology, Charlie Wysoki |
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| the interest of SP should be in what? |
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| Free, fluid, fun, and unstructured |
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more
Yes
yes
yes
Skills, intelligence, Chance |
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Games have more or less structure than play?
Are they still playful?
Are the rules changeable?
Is competition used?
What determines outcome? |
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Yes but fun can get squeezed out- need a balance of discipline and fun
Highly regulated in order to maximize fairness |
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Is sport still playful?
How is it difft from game? |
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Physical prowess (coordination, skills)
Strategy
Chance/luck
all three must occur at the same time |
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| What determines the outcome in sport competition? |
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individual/group behavior in sport
-personality and its changes
-psychological preparation for competition
-aggression, motivation, emotion |
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| Oldest area of psych- studies the environment (crowd effects), leadership |
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Exercise and health psych
Adherence |
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studies how exercise helps the well being of a person
we have a problem with exercise _______ |
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College athletes- were fit but became unfit 3-6 yrs after college
vs. non athletes- weren't fit but became more fit than athletes after college
This is bc we dont teach health/fitness values to athletes |
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| Sport was propaganda that the socialist system worked |
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| How were sports and politics related in the Soviet System? |
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| motor learning, psych, psychophysiology, counseling |
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| perspectives that have influenced SP |
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| sport is a _______ in that each system generates its own set of norms, rules, etc. |
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| The three important aspects of the soviet system |
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| Psychologists assigned to the soviet sport psych program were chosen for their expertise in _____ _______ |
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| _______ are the best presentation of sport |
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| Soviet scientists were conducting SP as early as |
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| 1910, Moscow and Leningrad |
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| By ____, The dept of Psych of PE was est w/in institutes for physical culture @ _______ and ________ |
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| sport, military, govt, of blue collar commoner |
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| In soviet system, what were your four choices for life |
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| test in schools; invites to insitute; develop broad motor base; selection to sport; develop or reassign |
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| What was the process the soviets used for their institutes |
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| gymnastics- body awareness and martial arts for discipline |
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| What two sports did the soviet system concentrate on in early stages of development and why? |
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| 3 academic and four training |
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| How many academic and how many training periods did sovietsystem have |
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| junior national, sr national |
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| _____ team->_______ team->olympian |
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| physical, technical, tactical |
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| what kind of training did they have in soviet system |
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| count back in quads from olympics |
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| the soviet system integrated what with their teams? |
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| same coaches, same specialists stayed with teams |
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| how did (soviets)they maintain continuity? |
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| with, social facilitation |
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| Cyclists race better with or without others present? What is this called? |
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| who is the father of NASP |
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| When was research for sports psych scarce in the US? |
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| est. research lab at U of Ill, wrote Psych of Coaching and Psych of Athletes |
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| What did coleman griffith do and write? |
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| kinesthetic sense- must be aware of body and what it does in time and space- griffith |
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| who coined 6th sense and wat was it at first |
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| science practice model- went into field, didn't come back until 80's |
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| What kind of model did griffith begin wtih and what is it? |
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| published psych of motor learningand research quarerly |
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| what did clarence ragsdale do |
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| took measurements of soldiers |
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| How did WW2 assist with sports psych |
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| ISSP and Int'l congress met in rome and dc 1965 and 1968, grad programs were est in us and canada |
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| What happened in 1960's for SP |
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| When was the academic discipline of SP est? |
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| When did NASPSPA meet independently from AAPHERD |
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| big whitie; taylor who mated with buddie |
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| what was silva's first dog? dog now? |
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| What in the US was blamed for not winning the olympics? When did we host the olympics |
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| What did the formation of the AAASP create |
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| What became the largest SP org in the world |
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| the profession and certification; naspspa was the discipline |
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Dates formed:
ISSP
NASPSPA
AAASP
APA Division 47 |
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| Are most SP's working in NHL certified? Why or why not? |
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| Do we have licensure or certification? What does aust have and what controls title |
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| Bulgaria- wt lifting, greco roman wrestling; gymnastics, handball, free style wrestle; fencing; ice hockey, water polo, germany- many sports- crown jewel |
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What sports did the following countries excel in? Soviet influence over eastern block countries
Bulgaria- Romania- Poland- Hungary- East Germany |
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| Cuba- soccer baseball boxing track and field; they wanted to keep all western (democratic) nations from winning and helped other nations to beat them |
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Soviets non-european influence:
Cuba; why did they help other countries? |
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| Who has the most sp's of any european country? What is it ihome to? |
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| Who (2) known as fathers of SP in Germany |
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| Germany wanted to reunite and Czech wated to be two countries again |
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| The soviet system was doing well in these two contries until what happened? |
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| 1991; fall of their economy; ethnic uprising |
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| When did the USSR break up? WHy? |
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| Commonwealth of Independent States:a form of revolution that created 15 independent states and led to the loss ofthe sports dynasty |
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| just three of their states- russia ukraine and belarus added together had more medals than us so it shows that if soviet was still together, they would still be dominating |
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| In the 1998 olympics, how did the IS show their strength? |
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| Baron de Coubertin, Essays in SP |
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| Who created the modern olympics and what wat his book called? |
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| Baron de Coubertin, Essays in SP |
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| Who created the modern olympics and what wat his book called? |
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| bulgaria;their method of preparation has been noteowrthy in the success of their athletes |
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| what is the remaining example of the classic soviet union model? and why are they successful? |
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| Who provided the first theses and doctoral dissertations focusing on psychological aspects of sport? |
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| Who is considered the father of SP in japan? |
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| created a resurgence of interest in science; yes |
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| How did the cultural revolution effect SP in china? Does china follow the soviet systeM? |
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| Where were most of the labs for drug enhancement developed? |
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| When a highly trained and famous athlete retires from sport to teach students |
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| What is the closed-loop system? |
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| gorbachev; provide more for the soviet people, embraced west pilosophies- fundamental human rights and checks on state power; glasnost=easing of tension, people urged to become more politically active and express opinions |
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| What were perestroika and glasnost? and who created them? |
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| high level sport; sport sciences |
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| The soviet union integrated_____ with the systematic application of the ____ ____ |
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| john lawther, clarence ragsdale, franklin henry, warren johnson |
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| Who est motor learning labs at Penn state and U of W? who instituted a course in the psych of physical activity? Who published studies on personality and performance that signaled reemergence of SP in Post WW2? |
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| effective grad training models, gaining entrance to field, use of title, regulation of field by org's or state law |
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| what are some unresolved issues of SP |
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| est formal progam; est grad programs in SP that have a core faulty SPECIFICALLY train in SP;develop supervised practicum experiences for grad students |
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| What do we need to do in the US in order to accommodate the need for applied services? |
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| process of program development and qualty control |
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| cost; ;elimination of programs that are not accred; stifling of program creativity; unrealistic standards |
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| what are some arguments against accredit? |
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| both, it is a title that no org or state agency currently monitors |
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| Which is more important? Sport or Psych? |
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