Exam 2: Motivation and Goal-Setting in Sport

In psychology, the term "orthogonal" means:

In sport psychology, the acronym TEOSQ refers to:

According to cognitive evaluation theory, "controlling" rewards tend to impair:

Attribution theory is the study of people's:

In applied research on goal-setting, the acronym SMART stands for:

Achievement goal theory is also known as:

Nomothetic measures seek to establish:

Locke and Latham were pioneers of psychological research on the topic of:

Research evidence suggests that "psyching up" athletes by emphasizing the disastrous consequences of failure, is largely:

According to cognitive evaluation theory, rewards can fulfil one of two functions - controlling and:

What are the two types of motivational orientation in athletes that are postulated by achievement goal theory?

A coach who punishes athletes' mistakes by making them train harder is displaying:

The construct of achievement motivation is associated mainly with the research of:

A "mastery" motivational climate is one in which a coach emphasizes:

The goal specificity effect is the claim that specific goals:

Cognitive evaluation theory is associated with:

Research on sensation seeking is associated mainly with:

Which football manager observed that "fear is the best way not to achieve what you want to achieve"?

Meta-analysis is a statistical technique for:

The self-serving attributional bias refers to people's tendency to make: