2.2 Arousal, anxiety and aggression quiz games for A level PE (OCR)

1. 1

   What is the SCAT used to measure?

   Aerobic fitnessCompetitive trait anxietyCompetitive state anxietyHeart rate at rest
2. 2

   Which action is aggression rather than assertion?

   A clean slide tackleA fair shoulder challengeA firm but legal blockA stamp on a fallen opponent
3. 3

   Which is a somatic response to competitive anxiety?

   Negative self-talkIncreased heart rateFear of failingPoor concentration

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   What is a punch bag session an example of in instinct theory?

   An aggressive cueA safe outlet for catharsisReinforcement of aggressionA sanction
2. 2

   Which term describes the release of built-up aggressive energy through a safe outlet?

   AssertionFrustrationCatharsisReinforcement
3. 3

   What is the name for the annoyance felt when a goal is blocked?

   AssertionFrustrationArousalCatharsis

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   Which theory explains aggression as copying a role model who is rewarded?

   Frustration-aggression hypothesisAggressive cue hypothesisSocial learning theoryInstinct theory
2. 2

   Which theory says aggression is innate and builds up until it is released?

   Frustration-aggression hypothesisAggressive cue hypothesisInstinct theorySocial learning theory
3. 3

   Releasing built-up aggression safely is called ____.

   catharsisassertionreinforcementfrustration

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   True or false: in inverted-U theory, performance keeps improving as arousal increases.

   in inverted-U theory, performance keeps improving as arousal increases.
2. 2

   Which theory states that performance is best at a moderate level of arousal?

   Drive theoryInverted-U theoryCatastrophe theoryZone of optimal functioning
3. 3

   Which combination causes a sudden collapse in performance under catastrophe theory?

   Low cognitive anxiety with low arousalLow cognitive anxiety with high arousalHigh cognitive anxiety with arousal past the thresholdHigh cognitive anxiety with low arousal

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   Which theory links arousal to the strength of a performer's dominant response?

   Zone of optimal functioningInverted-U theoryCatastrophe theoryDrive theory
2. 2

   A performer thinks "I will definitely fail." Which type of anxiety is this?

   Somatic anxietyOver-arousalCognitive anxietyPeak flow
3. 3

   True or false: Cognitive anxiety refers to physical symptoms such as muscle tension.

   Cognitive anxiety refers to physical symptoms such as muscle tension.

+ 12 more questions in the game.