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What is an outcome goal?
A
- judges the performance of an individual against the other competitors
- e.g. Winning the race of finishing in the top three
- can be demotivating if the performer does not achieve this goal
1
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What are the three types of goals?
A
1) outcome goals
2) performance goals
3) process orientated goals
2
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What is performance goal?
A
- judges the performance of the performer against his or her own standards
- for example the performer to achieve their personal best
- can reduce anxiety as performer does not have to worry about comparison to others
3
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What are process orientated goals
A
- development of tactics and techniques of the performer to contribute to the overall goal
- e.g a swimmer may set a tighter tumble turn
- both long term and short term goals
4
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what does SMARTER stand for
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- specific
- measurable
- agreed
- realistic
- timed
- exciting
- recorded
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What does specific mean?
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Linked to performer/sport
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What is measurable?
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Objective, not subjective
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What is agreed?
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Involve the performer in setting the goals
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What is realistic?
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Within performers ability
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What is time
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Set time for evaluation
10
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What is exciting?
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Motivate the performer
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What is recorded?
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Written for future reference
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