Question 1

Grief stage models of injury have been criticized for:

Accepted Answer

A)  Neglecting individual differences in appraisal processes 
B)  Over-emphasizing individual differences in appraisal processes 
C)  Neglecting emotional factors 
D)  Neglecting the dynamic nature of people's reactions to injuries 
A)  Neglecting individual differences in appraisal processes 
B)  Over-emphasizing individual differences in appraisal processes 
C)  Neglecting emotional factors 
D)  Neglecting the dynamic nature of people's reactions to injuries A

Question 2

Which of the following former Liverpool FC managers is reported to have ignored injured players until they had recovered completely?

Accepted Answer

A)  Gérard Houllier 
B)  Rafael Benitez 
C)  Bill Shankly 
D)  Roy Hodgson 
A)  Gérard Houllier 
B)  Rafael Benitez 
C)  Bill Shankly 
D)  Roy Hodgson C

Question 3

Chronic injuries usually develop:

Accepted Answer

A)  Immediately as a result of direct trauma 
B)  Quickly as a result of sudden tissue damage 
C)  Quickly as a result of sudden impact 
D)  Slowly over time 
A)  Immediately as a result of direct trauma 
B)  Quickly as a result of sudden tissue damage 
C)  Quickly as a result of sudden impact 
D)  Slowly over time D

Question 4

Brewer (2010) highlighted three types of factors associated with adherence to injury rehabilitation in athletes: personal characteristics, contextual/environmental factors, and:

Accepted Answer

A)  Genetic factors 
B)  Brain processes 
C)  Rehabilitation-related beliefs 
D)  Fear of failure 
A)  Genetic factors 
B)  Brain processes 
C)  Rehabilitation-related beliefs 
D)  Fear of failure

Question 5

In injury research, the term "secondary gains" refers to the theory that injured athletes gain:

Accepted Answer

A)  Too much time to reflect upon their misfortune 
B)  Sympathy and/or social support as a result of their injury 
C)  Financial compensation that reduces their motivation to recover 
D)  Self-awareness from time spent being injured 
A)  Too much time to reflect upon their misfortune 
B)  Sympathy and/or social support as a result of their injury 
C)  Financial compensation that reduces their motivation to recover 
D)  Self-awareness from time spent being injured

Question 6

Which former England international footballer died in 2002 from a degenerative disease that had been probably caused by repeated heading of the ball?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jeff Astle 
B)  Nat Lofthouse 
C)  Tom Finney 
D)  Bobby Robson 
A)  Jeff Astle 
B)  Nat Lofthouse 
C)  Tom Finney 
D)  Bobby Robson

Question 7

What is the term for a type of appraisal that involves asking oneself whether or not one has the ability to cope with a situation that is perceived as threatening?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary appraisal 
B)  Secondary appraisal 
C)  Self-evaluation appraisal 
D)  Self-efficacy appraisal 
A)  Primary appraisal 
B)  Secondary appraisal 
C)  Self-evaluation appraisal 
D)  Self-efficacy appraisal

Question 8

Which of the following researchers discovered that stressful life events are linked to adverse health consequences?

Accepted Answer

A)  Holmes and Collins 
B)  Holmes and Watson 
C)  Holmes and Rahe 
D)  Holmes and Brewin 
A)  Holmes and Collins 
B)  Holmes and Watson 
C)  Holmes and Rahe 
D)  Holmes and Brewin

Question 9

Which Irish jump jockey, who has suffered multiple injuries, is the only rider to have won over 3,000 races?

Accepted Answer

A)  Johnny Murtagh 
B)  Ruby Walsh 
C)  Tony McCoy 
D)  Paul Carberry 
A)  Johnny Murtagh 
B)  Ruby Walsh 
C)  Tony McCoy 
D)  Paul Carberry

Question 10

Sports injuries are commonly represented along a continuum formed by a combination of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Magnitude and psychological stress experienced 
B)  Magnitude and duration 
C)  Magnitude and financial consequences 
D)  Magnitude and type 
A)  Magnitude and psychological stress experienced 
B)  Magnitude and duration 
C)  Magnitude and financial consequences 
D)  Magnitude and type

Question 11

What is the name of the psychiatrist whose research influenced grief stage models of athletic injury?

Accepted Answer

A)  Elizabeth Kübler-Ross 
B)  Elizabeth Loftus 
C)  Elizabeth Valentine 
D)  Elizabeth Gould 
A)  Elizabeth Kübler-Ross 
B)  Elizabeth Loftus 
C)  Elizabeth Valentine 
D)  Elizabeth Gould

Question 12

According to a study by Junge et al. (2009), the estimated prevalence of injury among athletes at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing was:

Accepted Answer

A)  About 15% of all competitors 
B)  About 20% of all competitors 
C)  About 10% of all competitors 
D)  About 40% of all competitors 
A)  About 15% of all competitors 
B)  About 20% of all competitors 
C)  About 10% of all competitors 
D)  About 40% of all competitors

Question 13

A longitudinal case study by Evans et al. (2000) showed that emotional support was perceived by injured athletes as being:

Accepted Answer

A)  Important in the initial stages of rehabilitation 
B)  Important in the later stages of rehabilitation 
C)  Equally important throughout the entire rehabilitation 
D)  Not important at all to rehabilitation 
A)  Important in the initial stages of rehabilitation 
B)  Important in the later stages of rehabilitation 
C)  Equally important throughout the entire rehabilitation 
D)  Not important at all to rehabilitation

Question 14

What is the name of the boxer who spent 40 days in a coma after he had been injured in a super middleweight title fight in 1991?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nigel Benn 
B)  Chris Eubank 
C)  Steve Collins 
D)  Michael Watson 
A)  Nigel Benn 
B)  Chris Eubank 
C)  Steve Collins 
D)  Michael Watson

Question 15

Which former Premiership footballer suffered a neck injury when stretching to reach the accelerator of his new Ferrari car?

Accepted Answer

A)  Alan Shearer 
B)  Alan Wright 
C)  Alan Clarke 
D)  Alan Mullery 
A)  Alan Shearer 
B)  Alan Wright 
C)  Alan Clarke 
D)  Alan Mullery

Question 16

According to Rahnama et al. (2002), there is an increased risk of injury to football players:

Accepted Answer

A)  Just before half-time in matches 
B)  Near the beginning (first 15 minutes) and end (last 15 minutes) of matches 
C)  Just after half-time in matches 
D)  In the final 30 minutes of matches 
A)  Just before half-time in matches 
B)  Near the beginning (first 15 minutes) and end (last 15 minutes) of matches 
C)  Just after half-time in matches 
D)  In the final 30 minutes of matches

Question 17

The grief stage model of injury postulates that injured athletes go through a predictable sequence of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Physical changes before rehabilitation is complete 
B)  Seeking and then rejecting social support on their way to recovery 
C)  Emotional stages prior to recovery 
D)  Brain changes prior to recovery 
A)  Physical changes before rehabilitation is complete 
B)  Seeking and then rejecting social support on their way to recovery 
C)  Emotional stages prior to recovery 
D)  Brain changes prior to recovery

Question 18

What is the term for a type of appraisal that involves deciding that, because a given situation is perceived to pose a threat, it requires a coping response?

Accepted Answer

A)  Secondary appraisal 
B)  Self-serving appraisal 
C)  Social appraisal 
D)  Primary appraisal 
A)  Secondary appraisal 
B)  Self-serving appraisal 
C)  Social appraisal 
D)  Primary appraisal

Question 19

In sports injury research, what does the acronym ACL stand for?

Accepted Answer

A)  Anterior cartilage loss 
B)  Anterior cruciate ligament 
C)  Anterior calcaneus loss 
D)  Anterior collateral ligament 
A)  Anterior cartilage loss 
B)  Anterior cruciate ligament 
C)  Anterior calcaneus loss 
D)  Anterior collateral ligament

Question 20

What is the term for athletes' cognitive representations of their injuries?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mental models 
B)  Formal theories 
C)  Affective responses 
D)  Muscle memories 
A)  Mental models 
B)  Formal theories 
C)  Affective responses 
D)  Muscle memories

Grief stage models of injury have been criticized for:

Which of the following former Liverpool FC managers is reported to have ignored injured players until they had recovered completely?

Chronic injuries usually develop:

Brewer (2010) highlighted three types of factors associated with adherence to injury rehabilitation in athletes: personal characteristics, contextual/environmental factors, and:

In injury research, the term "secondary gains" refers to the theory that injured athletes gain:

Which former England international footballer died in 2002 from a degenerative disease that had been probably caused by repeated heading of the ball?

What is the term for a type of appraisal that involves asking oneself whether or not one has the ability to cope with a situation that is perceived as threatening?

Which of the following researchers discovered that stressful life events are linked to adverse health consequences?

Which Irish jump jockey, who has suffered multiple injuries, is the only rider to have won over 3,000 races?

Sports injuries are commonly represented along a continuum formed by a combination of:

What is the name of the psychiatrist whose research influenced grief stage models of athletic injury?

According to a study by Junge et al. (2009), the estimated prevalence of injury among athletes at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing was:

A longitudinal case study by Evans et al. (2000) showed that emotional support was perceived by injured athletes as being:

What is the name of the boxer who spent 40 days in a coma after he had been injured in a super middleweight title fight in 1991?

Which former Premiership footballer suffered a neck injury when stretching to reach the accelerator of his new Ferrari car?

According to Rahnama et al. (2002), there is an increased risk of injury to football players:

The grief stage model of injury postulates that injured athletes go through a predictable sequence of:

What is the term for a type of appraisal that involves deciding that, because a given situation is perceived to pose a threat, it requires a coping response?

In sports injury research, what does the acronym ACL stand for?

What is the term for athletes' cognitive representations of their injuries?

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Exam 9: Helping Athletes to Cope With Injury: From Theory to Practice

Grief stage models of injury have been criticized for:

Which of the following former Liverpool FC managers is reported to have ignored injured players until they had recovered completely?

Chronic injuries usually develop:

Brewer (2010) highlighted three types of factors associated with adherence to injury rehabilitation in athletes: personal characteristics, contextual/environmental factors, and:

In injury research, the term "secondary gains" refers to the theory that injured athletes gain:

Which former England international footballer died in 2002 from a degenerative disease that had been probably caused by repeated heading of the ball?

What is the term for a type of appraisal that involves asking oneself whether or not one has the ability to cope with a situation that is perceived as threatening?

Which of the following researchers discovered that stressful life events are linked to adverse health consequences?

Which Irish jump jockey, who has suffered multiple injuries, is the only rider to have won over 3,000 races?

Sports injuries are commonly represented along a continuum formed by a combination of:

What is the name of the psychiatrist whose research influenced grief stage models of athletic injury?

According to a study by Junge et al. (2009), the estimated prevalence of injury among athletes at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing was:

A longitudinal case study by Evans et al. (2000) showed that emotional support was perceived by injured athletes as being:

What is the name of the boxer who spent 40 days in a coma after he had been injured in a super middleweight title fight in 1991?

Which former Premiership footballer suffered a neck injury when stretching to reach the accelerator of his new Ferrari car?

According to Rahnama et al. (2002), there is an increased risk of injury to football players:

The grief stage model of injury postulates that injured athletes go through a predictable sequence of:

What is the term for a type of appraisal that involves deciding that, because a given situation is perceived to pose a threat, it requires a coping response?

In sports injury research, what does the acronym ACL stand for?

What is the term for athletes' cognitive representations of their injuries?

Introducing sport and exercise psychology: discipline and profession

Motivation and Goal-Setting in Sport

Psyching up and Calming Down: Anxiety in Sport

Staying Focused in Sport: Concentration in Sport Performers

Using imagination in sport: mental imagery and mental practice in athletes

What lies beneath the surface? Investigating expertise in sport

Exploring Team Cohesion in Sport: A Critical Perspective

Does a healthy body always lead to a healthy mind? Exploring exercise psychology

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