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Title: Introduction to Anxiety in Sports
Description: - Defining competitive anxiety in sport - Stress as an appraisal and how it can lead to coping or anxiety - Introduction to Multidimensional Anxiety (Martens et al, 1990) - What anxiety can lead to - How to measure and monitor anxiety - Symptoms of competitive anxiety (cognitive, somatic and behavioural) - Causes of anxiety (factors that can influence anxiety) - Occupational and organisational stressors) - Multidimensional anxiety theory (MAT) - State versus trait anxiety - Predictions of MAT - Temporal patterning
Description: - Defining competitive anxiety in sport - Stress as an appraisal and how it can lead to coping or anxiety - Introduction to Multidimensional Anxiety (Martens et al, 1990) - What anxiety can lead to - How to measure and monitor anxiety - Symptoms of competitive anxiety (cognitive, somatic and behavioural) - Causes of anxiety (factors that can influence anxiety) - Occupational and organisational stressors) - Multidimensional anxiety theory (MAT) - State versus trait anxiety - Predictions of MAT - Temporal patterning
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Introduction to the module
Competitive anxiety
- Anxiety is a negative response to a stimulus, with stress as the stimulus
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Title: Introduction to Anxiety in Sports
Description: - Defining competitive anxiety in sport - Stress as an appraisal and how it can lead to coping or anxiety - Introduction to Multidimensional Anxiety (Martens et al, 1990) - What anxiety can lead to - How to measure and monitor anxiety - Symptoms of competitive anxiety (cognitive, somatic and behavioural) - Causes of anxiety (factors that can influence anxiety) - Occupational and organisational stressors) - Multidimensional anxiety theory (MAT) - State versus trait anxiety - Predictions of MAT - Temporal patterning
Description: - Defining competitive anxiety in sport - Stress as an appraisal and how it can lead to coping or anxiety - Introduction to Multidimensional Anxiety (Martens et al, 1990) - What anxiety can lead to - How to measure and monitor anxiety - Symptoms of competitive anxiety (cognitive, somatic and behavioural) - Causes of anxiety (factors that can influence anxiety) - Occupational and organisational stressors) - Multidimensional anxiety theory (MAT) - State versus trait anxiety - Predictions of MAT - Temporal patterning