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A coach wanting to implement this strategy to promote an effective team climate might do so by having all of the team’s players live together or near each other.
A soccer coach giving her players a choice of what shooting drills to do in practice, is an example of the coach implementing this self-determination theory concept.
An example of this type of goal could be setting a personal record in the bench press.
Listening to music when running in order to ignore how sore one’s legs are, is an example of using this attentional strategy.
Using the Emwave device used in class is an example of this arousal regulation technique. Mastery: Bill participates on his school’s track team because he enjoys getting faster. He most likely has this type of goal orientation.
Coach Ali believes the reason her junior varsity gymnasts are not motivated to work harder is because they can’t afford the expensive leotards that they will be required to purchase is they make the varsity team. She believes that if she finds a way to reduce their financial cost then her gymnasts will be more motivated to work hard. Coach Ali’s strategy will be most effective according to which theory?
One of your baseball pitchers gets sweaty, seems to have trouble concentrating, has an upset stomach, and his heart races before games. Based on this information, what can you conclude he is experiencing?
Coach Johnson wants a hyperactive young athlete to be able to be still and quiet for at least 15 minutes at a time during practice. To do this, he begins praising the boy for being still for one minute, then for two minutes, and then for four minutes, and so on. What strategy is Coach Johnson using?
A coach tells her athletes their effort was so strong for the first half of practice that she’ll omit the usual end-of-practice cardio. This is an example of the coach using which concept?
A first-time marathon runner tells you she has high self-efficacy in her ability to meet her goals for the marathon. She says her high self-efficacy comes from the minimal amount of pain or fatigue she experiences when she runs other distances. Most likely, what is the primary source of her self-efficacy information?

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Some of the words will share letters, so will need to match up with each other. The words can vary in length and complexity, as can the clues.

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