KNES 3318 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
The trait approach to personality assumes that - ANSWER people behave differently in different
situations
Which famous book(s) were written by Coleman Griffith? - ANSWER The Psychology of Coaching and The
Psychology of Athletics
Although Coleman Griffith worked hard in the area of sport psychology his work had little effect on the
growth of research and practice in sport psychology - ANSWER True
Morgan developed the mental health model to help explain the relationships between personality and
athletic success - ANSWER True
According to Weinberg and Gould (2007), personality is: - ANSWER the characteristics or blend of
characteristics that make a person unique.
Behaviors that are performed for intrinsic reasons are performed for monetary reward. - ANSWER False
In the Biddle (2006) article he performs what type of systematic review? - ANSWER meta-analysis
The research investigating the personality profiles of athletes and non-athletes has found that - ANSWER
no specific personality profile distinguishes athletes from non-athletes
The findings from Piedomnt et al. (1999) showed that two personality dimensions were significantly
related to athletic performance . What were the two dimensions they found? - ANSWER neuroticism and
conscientiousness
The Bobo Doll experiments serve as an example for which of the following personality approaches? -
ANSWER Situational approach
Which of the following is NOT a type of extrinsic motivation? - ANSWER Intangible regulation
, The most autonomous form of extrinsic motivation is - ANSWER integrated regulation
it is generally accepted that there are two categories of sport psychologist. These are - ANSWER
Educational & clinical
Motivation is concerned with - ANSWER a. The amount of energy put into particular tasks
b. the activates one directs his or her energies towards.
c. The level of persistence one displays in the face of setbacks
Neuroticism may be descibed by all the following EXCEPT - ANSWER constraint
Coleman Griffith worked as the first sport psychologist for which two teams - ANSWER Chicago Cubs and
Notre Dame team
______ gave the first Coleman Griffith lecture at the first AAASP conference in 1986 - ANSWER Boonie
Strickland
Many of the actions and behaviors people perform are not energized purely by intrinsic motivation -
ANSWER True
the interactional approach assumes that - ANSWER situational and personal variables are
codeterminants of behavior
Cognitive Evaluation Theory contends that social-contextual events (e.g., feedback, communications,
rewards) enhance intrinsic Motivation for an activity when they support feelings of self-determined
engagement - ANSWER True
Which of the following is NOT one of the purposes of a systematic review? - ANSWER All of the answers
were
( help establish generalizabilty of findings and Help establish consistency of findings)
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