HES 382 - Final Exam Review

This model proposes that a social climate and life skills program focusing on positive youth development leads to physical and social benefits.

• Multidimensional model of sports leadership

• Ground theory model of PYD

• Tuckman's model of team development

• Direct mechanistic view of goal setting

After winning their last three games, coach Stevens congratulates the team through their group chat and tells them he is proud of their accomplishments. This is an example of:

• Active listening

• Virtual communication

• The sandwich approach

• The GROW model

Letting teammates help in any decision making process is most related to this basic psychological need:

• Self-efficacy

• Competence

• Autonomy

• Relatedness

Self-talk:

• Can be stated out loud

• Is directed toward oneself

• Can be instructional

• All of the above

Having a greater purpose to competitive activities is one way to promote healthy competition.

• True

• False

Trauma-informed sport helps staff by providing knowledge on:

• What trauma is

• Prevalence of trauma

• Consequences of trauma

• All of the above

After finding out her athlete tends to be extraverted, Mandy tries to always have someone else running with her athlete. This exemplifies the influence of:

• Personality

• Competition

• Self-regulation

• Intrapersonal communication

A state of alertness of an individual to perform a task is known as:

• Self-regulation

• Arousal

• Stress

• Anxiety

An athlete's motivation to continue playing badminton is very low. He feels like he needs to be inspired. The best leadership style for him is:

• Autocratic

• Democratic

• Laissez-faire

• Transformational

This is the biggest barrier to sport for people living with a disability:

• Physical impairment

• Severity of disability

• Attitudes and motivations

• Society