Sport Psychology
Final Day Assignment
1.
Watch the rest of “Miracle”.
2.
Movie questions;
a.
What was the resounding (clear and definite)
message in this movie?
i. Use
examples to prove your thought.
b.
In your life, can you think of a moment similar
to the “ice arena whistle blowing exercise”?
(“Again” they run….”Again”, they run…)
c.
Is there a moment in the film that would support
“Inverted U Theory”?
i. What
was the moment? How would Inverted U
explain this?
d.
What was the “Motivational Climate” of the
Hockey team?
i. Was
it a “Mastery Climate”? Explain your
reasoning.
ii. Was
it a “Competitive Climate”? Explain.
iii. Do
you remember the difference between a Mastery Climate and Competitive Climate? Please tell me the
difference.
e.
“A bruise on the leg is a hell of a long way
from the heart” was a quote in the film.
i. Explain
the psychology of this moment.
f. How was Herb different than the average coach? What made him unique? Did you like his coaching style?
g. "I'll be your coach, I won't be your friend" is a line in the movie after Herb chose his first round of players. Is it important to be a "friend" to your athletes? Do your teammates have to be "friends"? Explain your answer.
h. Motivation is different from talent. The world is full of talented people who never reached their potential. Does a motivated person have to have talent?
i. "The legs feed the wolf" was a quote from Herb when the athletes were conditioning. What did he mean by this?
f. How was Herb different than the average coach? What made him unique? Did you like his coaching style?
g. "I'll be your coach, I won't be your friend" is a line in the movie after Herb chose his first round of players. Is it important to be a "friend" to your athletes? Do your teammates have to be "friends"? Explain your answer.
h. Motivation is different from talent. The world is full of talented people who never reached their potential. Does a motivated person have to have talent?
i. "The legs feed the wolf" was a quote from Herb when the athletes were conditioning. What did he mean by this?
3.
In your estimation, what was the driving force
behind the US hockey team in this film?
Why were they able to accomplish so much from a group of high school and
collegiate players when all of the other teams in the Olympics were
professional players?
4.
As we discussed “Inverted U” theory, I mentioned
that you MUST know the Yerkes-Dodson Law.
Please explain in detail what this is (Use a graph if needed).
Class Evaluation: (If time)
1.
List two things that you learned from this class
that helped you.
a.
Please give examples so I know what you mean.
3.
From the goal setting chapter;
a.
Did goal setting help you clarify your
goals? What are they now? How did your goals turn out?
4.
From “Anxiety and the Stress Relationship”;
a.
Did Inverted U make sense?
b.
Do any of the theories help you cope with
anxiety or too much arousal?
5.
Was there anything that you would have liked me
to cover that I didn’t?
. Finally, anything you'd like to say! Have an amazing second semester and focus in on your inner strength!
. Finally, anything you'd like to say! Have an amazing second semester and focus in on your inner strength!
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