Question 1

A sportspersons level of motivation is called their:

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Arousal

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desire

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Improvement

Question 2

Motivation coming from your own feelings is called:

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intrinsic

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extrinsic

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antrinsic

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tangible

Question 3

Arousal levels in sport are linked to:

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personality

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time of day

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age

Question 4

To perform, introverts need levels of arousal which are:

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low

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extra high

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average

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high

Question 5

What type of relationship does Hull's Drive theory follow?

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Linear relationship

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Inverted U

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Quadratic relationship

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Inverse relationship

Question 6

What is the arrow at the top of the page indicating?

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Optimal level of arousal

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over arousal

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catastrophe

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under arousdal

Question 7

Which is NOT a type of intangible rewards

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Praise

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A Trophy

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A Winners Medal

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Prize Money

Question 8

What levels of arousal would a weight lifter require to perform in their optimal zone of performance?

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High

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Very Low

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Low

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Medium

Question 9

Which is a type of tangible rewards

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Prize money

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praise

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personal bests

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acknowledgement

Question 10

According to the inverted U hypothesis, what happens to performance once arousal levels become too large

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performance decreases

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performance improves

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it has a rapid and sharp decline

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it stays the same

Question 11

What level of arousal levels do extroverts usually require to perform at their best?

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High

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Low

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Very low

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Medium

Question 12

Which is the best type of motivation for younger performers

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Intrinsic

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Extrinsic

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Tangible

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Intangible

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