WorksheetsAQA Sports Psychology GCSE
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Gross skills involve
Jumping
Large movements
Small movements
Accuracy
Intrinsic motivation is the drive that comes from (a) the performer
Select all the forms of guidance
Manual
Mechanical
Visual
Helpful
Knowledge of results focuses on what?
Success
Personal achievement
Goal setting
Your understanding of the skill
Knowledge of performance is to do with what?
How much you know about sport
Recognising how good someone is
Quality of performance
Whether you win or loose
What is missing from the information processing model?
Input - ? - Output - Feedback
Determining
Decision Making
Optimal Choice
Free Choice
Self-paced skills are where the
Performer determined when movement begins
Movement is determined by outside sources
An example of extrinsic feedback is:
Feeling the movement
Seeing the ball go in the goal
Thinking about the skill
Watching the ball
Negative feedback is
When you are told you're not good enough
When you're told what was incorrect
When you're told what was incorrect and how to correct the movement
When you are punished for mistakes
Open skills are
Easy
Hard
Not affected by the environment
Affected by the environment
In SMART target setting, what does the T stand for?
Technical
Time-bound
Template
Treated
Draw the inverted U theory - you do not need to label this
An example of visual guidance is
Copying notes
Hearing the explanation of how to perform the skill
Watching a demonstration
Answering a question correctly
In SMART target setting, what does the S stand for?
Shaped
Specific
Structured
Simple
Basic skills are
Where there are few decisions to be made
Take a long time to learn
Taught to experienced performers
Where timing is important
