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Personality
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A person’s unique psychological make up
2
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Trait theory applied to personality
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- Born with innate characteristics
- Stable/enduring/same in each situation
- Consistent behaviour
- Predict behaviour
3
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Social learning theory applied to personality
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- Learn characteristics from others
- Significant others
- Socialisation
- Amplified if reinforced
4
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Interactionist approach applied to personality
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- Influenced by genetic and environmental factors
- Born with personality traits
- Produce consistent behaviour
- Social approach- some of our personality from others
5
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Lewin’s approach
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- Interactionist approach support behaviour change
- Bf (P x E)
- Behaviour is a function of the personality and the environment
- Allow coach to predict player behaviour
- Traits will produce a typical response
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What are the three parts of Hollander’s personality model
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1- The core, you
2- Typical responses
3- Role-related behaviour
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Core part of the model
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Stable and solid. Beliefs and values are unchanging
8
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Typical responses part of the model
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Usual responses a player would make in a given situation
9
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Role-related behaviour part of the model
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Changes to behaviour as the situation demands
10
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How to knowledge of the interactionist perspective can improve performance
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Sport Psychology
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