Question 1

Measures of personality can be divided into which of the following categories?

Accepted Answer

A) State and objective 
B) Projective and objective 
C) Subjective and projective 
D) Objective and subjective 
E) Trait and projective 
A) State and objective 
B) Projective and objective 
C) Subjective and projective 
D) Objective and subjective 
E) Trait and projective

Question 2

Identify at least four of the ethical principles that have to be followed in the administration of personality measures.

Accepted Answer

1.Athletes need to be informed of the na

Question 3

The Athletic Motivation Inventory (AMI)should be used to assess certain facets of personality to aid in team selection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Gould's et al (2002)study of Olympic champions found which of the following psychological characteristics to be present?

Accepted Answer

A) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,goal orientation 
B) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,win orientation,goal orientation 
C) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,win orientation 
D) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,mental resiliency 
E) Competitiveness,maladaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,mental resiliency 
A) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,goal orientation 
B) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,win orientation,goal orientation 
C) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,win orientation 
D) Competitiveness,adaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,mental resiliency 
E) Competitiveness,maladaptive perfectionism,mental toughness,mental resiliency

Question 5

Rotter determined that these three factors influence behaviour.

Accepted Answer

A) Generalized expectancies,reinforcement value,extroversion 
B) Reinforcement value,situational expectancies,reasoning 
C) Situational expectancies,generalized expectancies,extroversion 
D) Situational expectancies,generalized expectancies,reasoning 
E) Situational expectancies,generalized expectancies,reinforcement value 
A) Generalized expectancies,reinforcement value,extroversion 
B) Reinforcement value,situational expectancies,reasoning 
C) Situational expectancies,generalized expectancies,extroversion 
D) Situational expectancies,generalized expectancies,reasoning 
E) Situational expectancies,generalized expectancies,reinforcement value

Question 6

Define a personality trait and contrast this with the concept of a state.Provide an example of how these terms differ.

Accepted Answer

A trait relates to a cluster of behaviou

Question 7

A personality test that asks an athlete an open- ended question about how he or she feels about a particular topic is an example of a(n)_.

Accepted Answer

A) subjective test 
B) objective test 
C) profile of moods test 
D) personality factor test 
E) projective test 
A) subjective test 
B) objective test 
C) profile of moods test 
D) personality factor test 
E) projective test

Question 8

In the psychodynamic model of personality,the superego is considered the voice of conscious and morality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Measures of personality can be divided into which of the following categories?

Identify at least four of the ethical principles that have to be followed in the administration of personality measures.

The Athletic Motivation Inventory (AMI)should be used to assess certain facets of personality to aid in team selection.

Gould's et al (2002)study of Olympic champions found which of the following psychological characteristics to be present?

Rotter determined that these three factors influence behaviour.

Define a personality trait and contrast this with the concept of a state.Provide an example of how these terms differ.

A personality test that asks an athlete an open- ended question about how he or she feels about a particular topic is an example of a(n)_.

In the psychodynamic model of personality,the superego is considered the voice of conscious and morality.

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Exam 3: Personality in Sport and Exercise

Measures of personality can be divided into which of the following categories?

Identify at least four of the ethical principles that have to be followed in the administration of personality measures.

The Athletic Motivation Inventory (AMI)should be used to assess certain facets of personality to aid in team selection.

Gould's et al (2002)study of Olympic champions found which of the following psychological characteristics to be present?

Rotter determined that these three factors influence behaviour.

Define a personality trait and contrast this with the concept of a state.Provide an example of how these terms differ.

A personality test that asks an athlete an open- ended question about how he or she feels about a particular topic is an example of a(n)_.

In the psychodynamic model of personality,the superego is considered the voice of conscious and morality.

Introducing Sport and Exercise Psychology

Research Perspectives in Sport and Exercise Psychology

Motivation and Behavioural Change

Anxiety in Sport and Exercise

Stress and Coping in Sport and Exercise

Group Cohesion in Sport and Exercise

Aggression and Moral Behaviour in Sport

Youth Involvement and Positive Development in Sport

Aging and Involvement in Sport and Physical Activity

Coaching Psychology

Exercise and Mental Health

Physical Activity Interventions

Sport Psychology Interventions

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