
QUIZ : Coping & Imagery in Sport Performance
Quiz by melvienna vianney
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According to Lazarus and Folkman (1984), coping is defined as the efforts to manage specific external and internal demands that are appraised as:
Which of the following is NOT a learning objective listed for the Coping Strategies lesson? Â
Coping that is directed at managing or altering the problem causing the distress is known as:Â Â
According to the conceptual framework for coping strategies, "Giving yourself a pep talk" is an example of which type of coping skill? Â
Which of the following coping strategies is described as attempting to regulate emotions to reduce or manage cognitive distress? Â
Problem-focused coping is sometimes referred to by what other common names? Â
An example of Emotion-Focused Coping is: Â
Imagery has been defined as using all the senses to re-create or create an experience in the mind by:Â Â
An image is created from information stored in which of the following? Â
A basketball player visualizes themself from the perspective of a fan sitting in the bleachers, watching a perfect free throw. What imagery perspective is being used? Â
 Which theory of why imagery works proposes that imagery results from the neural activity pattern used during actual movement? Â
 Imagery is described as being particularly effective for activities that require: Â
Athletes use imagery for which of the following reasons? Â
One measurement for coping skill is "After being criticized by the coach."Â Â
When using the Internal imagery perspective, the athlete imagines themselves outside of their body, watching from a distance. Â