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1 these are goals that athletes are dependent on/or process-oriented standards relative to one's own best performance
capabilities.
A. Performance goal
B. SELF-EFFICACY theory
C. Treatment rationale
D. Hypnosis
A. Hypnosis
B. Self-efficacy theory
C. Performance goal
B. Hypnosis
C. Treatment rationale
D. Act energized
A. Hypnosis
B. Act energized
C. Team building
D.treatment rationale
5.Skills used to help individuals achieve a state of deep relaxation, altered consciousness or focused attention and heightened
suggestibility.
A. Act energized
B. Hypnosis
C. Team building
D. Communication
6.When athlete feels lethargic and slow, he can act energetically to regain energy level.
A. Team building
B. Act energized
C. Hypnosis
D. Self-effecacy theory
7. This technique is a process of assisting the members of a group enhance their ability to work cohesively through the
improvement of communication, group objectives, trust and respect.
A. Communication
B. Energy management
C. Enhancing performance
D. Team building
8. Skills is used to help improve group cohesion and individual interactions in a sports setting.
A. Energy management
B. Enhancing performance
C. Communication
D. Proximodistal Adaptations
9.Skill most commonly used to help athletes who experience arousal at a level that is not effective for optimal performance.
A. Energy management
B. Behnche
C. Proximodistal Adaptations
10. The influence of a training environment like the physical education and sports preparatory institution provides athletes
competence.
A. Proximodistal Adaptations
B. Meditation
C. Skills acquisition
D. Enhancing performance
11. Athletes develop muscular control from the center of the body toward the more distance body parts such as the arms and
hands.
B. Proximodistal Adaptation
C. Meditation
D. Skills acquisition
12. Athletes has been used for several decades in a wide variety of sports.
A.Behnche
B. Meditation
13.He emphasized that mental skills training enhance the psychological component of physical movement.
A. Weinberg
B. Wann
C. Behnche
D. Gould
C. Meditation
D. Systematic desensitization
15.It involves focusing on strategies and techniques to learn the different psychological skills.
A. Meditation
D. Acquisition phase
16. A relaxation training techniques that uses mental focus to come the body.
A. Meditation
B. Autogenic training
C. Systematic Desensitization
D. Skill rehearsals
17.It is a technique of self-hypnosis with which attention is centered on the two physical sensation such as warmth and
heaviness.
A. Autogenic training
B. Meditation
C. Skill rehearsals
D. Skill acquisition
18.This techniques is a form of a gradual counter conditioning using relaxation as the incompatible response.
A. Skill rehearsals
B. Meditation
C. Systematic desensitization
D. Autogenic training
19. The athletes acquire training to muscular relaxation, cognitive structuring, and self-instruction.
A. Skill rehearsal
B. Systematic desensitization
C. Meditation
D. Skill acquisition
20. The athletes practice the muscle relaxation and cognitive restructuring skills learned and the previous phase.
A. Meditation
B. Skill rehearsal
C. Systematic desensitization
A. Morray
C. Biofeedback
A. Behnche
23.They are goals that athletes are not dependent on specific standards of proficiency.
B. Energizing imagery
C. Biofeedback
A. Biofeedback
B. Energizing imagery
D. Skill rehearsal
A. Progressive relaxation
B. Biofeedback
C. Energizing imagery
A. Biofeedback
B. Energizing imgery
D.Progressive relaxation
27. The techniques are use when athletes are below optimal zone of functioning resulting in the feeling of lethargy under
energy.
B. Progressive relaxation
C. Biofeedback
28.The athletes practice the muscle relaxation and cognitive restructuring skills learned and the previous phase.
B. Skill rehearsal
C. Progressive relaxation
D. Biofeedback
29.Who explained that psychological skills training is a comprehensive mental training programs which are intervention
packages designed to educate and train athletes in mental preparation.
A. Weinberg
B. Gould
C. Behnche
30.They defined confidence as the belief that an individual can successfully perform a desired
behavior.
A. Gould
C. Weinberg
D. A&C
Write T if the statement is TRUE and F if the statement is FALSE
31.Morra and Yukelson Described a mental techniques and mental training techniques is extermal events in the athlete's to
imitate others or to recall the past expression
32.Imagery as a polysensory experience, realizing that imagery can should involve all the senses known as a polysensory
experience.
33.COHN(2003) defined confidence as the general belief in the individuals ability to perform well and when the game; it is a
task-specific belief in the individuals ability to pass, run, tactile, and execute.
35.Self talk the minds senses to re-create or create experience in the mind.
36. Varieties of technique it is a technique of self-hypnosis with which attention is centered on the two physical sensation such
as warmth and heaviness.
37. Enhancing performance that influence of a training environment like the physical education and sports.
38.Plan for activity outside of the training room when athletes must have time to receive outside of the class practice and
instruction from the coach or trainor.
39.Psychological skills training is established as a scientific basis for the development of psychological skills.
40.Mental training program are intervention packages designed to educate and train athletes in mental preparation.
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