SEHS Talent Identification

What is talent primarily influenced by?

• Genetics and psychology
• Environment and physiology
• Motor skills and sociology
• All of the above

Which type of talent identification focuses on long-term athlete development?

• Traditional TI
• Multidimensional TID
• Performance-based TI
• Anthropometric TI

What is a key characteristic of an elite athlete in TID?

• Natural ability only
• Short-term success
• Ability to adapt over time
• Reliance on external motivation

What psychological strategy is NOT part of TID?

• Mental imagery
• Handling failure
• Self-reinforcement
• Increased caloric intake

Which of the following is NOT a reason for talent transfer?

• Injury
• Plateau in performance
• Lack of motivation
• Inability to adapt to training

What is a key factor in Self-Determination Theory (SDT)?

• External rewards
• Autonomy
• Strict discipline
• Fixed mindset

Which SRL phase involves adjusting strategies to improve learning?

• Forethought
• Monitoring
• Control
• Reflection

Which athlete is most likely to benefit from talent transfer?

• A retired athlete with no motivation
• An athlete transitioning to a sport with similar physiological demands
• A beginner who has never played any sport
• An athlete with low resilience to setbacks

Which factor enhances motivation in Self-Determination Theory?

• External pressures
• Fear of failure
• Sense of belonging (relatedness)
• Monetary rewards

What are components of Self-Determination Theory (SDT)?

• Competence
• Agility
• Autonomy
• Relatedness