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C.1.1 Personality

Flashcards for C.1.1 Personality - IB

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What is personality in sports science?

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Personality refers to the relatively stable and enduring characteristics that make individuals unique, influencing how athletes think, feel, and behave.

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What is personality in sports science?

Personality refers to the relatively stable and enduring characteristics that make individuals unique, influencing how athletes think, feel, and behave.

What are the key traits of personality?

Personality traits are stable over time, consistent across situations, unique to individuals, and measurable.

What does Bandura's Social Learning Theory explain?

It explains how personality develops through observation and interaction with others in sporting contexts.

What are the four steps in Bandura's modeling process?

  1. Attention: Focus on the model. 2. Retention: Remember the behavior. 3. Reproduction: Ability to perform the behavior. 4. Motivation: Desire to perform the behavior.

How do athletes learn personality traits according to the example given?

By watching professional players, observing coaches, and noting teammates' responses to outcomes.

What does the interactionist approach suggest about personality?

It suggests that personality is shaped by the interaction between individual traits, environmental factors, and situational demands.

What are common methods for measuring personality in sports?

Interviews, questionnaires, and behavioral observation.

What is a common mistake in personality measurement?

Social desirability bias, where athletes answer in a way they think is 'right'.

What ethical considerations are important in personality measurement?

Confidentiality of athlete data and fair usage of results.

What personality traits are more common in athletes compared to non-athletes?

Higher levels of extraversion, greater emotional stability, and increased competitiveness.

How do different sports attract different personality types?

Individual sports attract higher self-reliance and introversion, while team sports attract greater extraversion and cooperation.

What is the skeptical view on personality and performance prediction?

Personality alone cannot predict performance due to many variables and limited scientific evidence.

What is the credulous view on personality and performance prediction?

Personality influences performance and can aid in talent identification and team composition.

What is the balanced approach to understanding personality in sports performance?

Consider personality as one of many factors influencing performance, not a definitive predictor.

Why is understanding personality important for coaches and athletes?

It helps in understanding individual differences and their impact on performance and development.

What are the three types of interviews used in personality measurement?

Structured, semi-structured, and unstructured interviews.

What is the role of role models in personality development according to Bandura?

Role models significantly influence behavior through observational learning.

What is the significance of motivation in Bandura's modeling process?

Motivation is the desire to perform the observed behavior, crucial for learning.

What are the challenges in measuring personality in sports?

Challenges include social desirability bias, situational specificity, and response consistency.

What is the importance of confidentiality in personality measurement?

It protects athlete data and ensures secure storage and limited access to results.

How does the interactionist approach explain variability in athlete behavior?

It accounts for different personality characteristics displayed in various sporting contexts.