Sports Psychology
Level 3 |
Title of learning programme |
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Sports Psychology Programme |
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Programme level |
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3 |
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Duration of learning programme
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14 weeks x 10 hours |
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Total number of learning hours per programme |
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140* |
* Please note that this is only an approximate figure and is dependant
upon how much time you can dedicate to your studies and also how well you
grasp the learning concepts in the course material. Furthermore, at the end
of each module there is a question paper which needs to be completed and
returned to your personal tutor.
Module |
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Module Title |
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1 |
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Professionalism and Ethics: Mind, Body and Soul |
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2 |
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Sport, Playing at Games and Competition |
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3 |
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Winning is Everything |
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Developing the ‘always a winner attitude’ |
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5 |
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The Mind and the Heart |
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Focusing in and psyching out |
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7 |
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Tension and Muscle Fatigue |
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8 |
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Self-belief and Self-doubt |
Module 1 – Professionalism and Ethics - Mind, Body
and Soul.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Describe the four areas of knowledge forming the ‘Level of Performance’
indicators. |
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LO2 |
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Evaluate the three stages of learning in relation to progression of
skilled performance. |
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LO3 |
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Discuss how ‘skills’ and environment can have an
impact upon the performance of sports participants. |
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LO4 |
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Identify how one can comment on the level of skill between expert and
novice performers. |
Module 2 - Sport, Playing at Games and Competition.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Summarise three ways in which the coach can help achieve motivation. |
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LO2 |
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Describe what is meant by the term ‘Big Mac Attack’ and why it is an
important approach when dealing with athletes and their performance. |
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LO3 |
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Discuss ways in which the coach can vary the
programme to maintain motivation levels. |
Module 3 - Winning is Everything.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Analyse your understanding of the term ‘Winning is Everything’. |
Module 4 - Developing the 'Always a Winner
Attitude'.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Explain what occurs to those who suffer defeat and interpret ‘optimistic
enthusiasm’. |
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LO2 |
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Evaluate the suggested steps for increasing enthusiasm. |
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LO3 |
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Define how know-how or talents are perceived and show
what motivates you to act because you want to. |
Module 5 - The Mind and the Heart.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Discuss the result of a positive response to pressure. |
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LO2 |
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Analyse what courageously facing choices brings. |
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LO3 |
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Define what pressure might be converted into. |
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LO4 |
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Summarise the most important step when dealing with pressure. |
Module 6 - Focusing in and Psyching Out.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Describe the concept of ‘tunnel vision’. |
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LO2 |
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Explain ‘narrow-internal’ in a processing category. |
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LO3 |
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Analyse the benefits of concentration. |
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LO4 |
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Summarise the benefits of relaxation. |
Module 7 - Tension and Muscle Fatigue.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Identify the signs of muscular tension as a result of fatigue. |
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LO2 |
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Analyse the ways of coping with muscular tension. |
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LO3 |
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Define ways of focussing. |
Module 8 - Self-belief and Self-doubt.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
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LO1 |
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Describe self-confidence and how it affects the athlete. |
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LO2 |
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Analyse how an athlete would overcome a lack of confidence. |
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