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What did Theodorakis et al.,(2000) define S-T as?

what people say to themselves out loud or as a tiny voice inside their heads

What are the four W's of S-T?

What? nature/valance (+ve/-ve)


When? frequency


Why? function


Where?

Who conducted a study on the description of the 4 W's ?

Hardy et al., (2001)

? description of where?

Reoccurring pattern of it being used in;


Sporting environment= used more regularly here


Non-sporting environment= most common venue is home.

? description of what?

phrases and specific task instructions.

? description of when

used most before and during competition.


also used during practice

? description of why?

1. MOTIVATION


arousal- psyching up and arousal control.


mastery- mental preparation


drive- regulatory effect


2. COGNITIVE


specific- skill learning


general- tactics

difference between positive and negative ST;

+ve= praise + thoughts focusing on the present.


-ve= inappropriate and counterproductive thoughts.

Who looked into the nature of self-talk?

Van Raalte 1994

What 3 things to did Van Raalte (1994) find;

younger olayers displayed a higher amount of -ve St than +ve.


Correlation between -ve ST and bad performance.


No big association between +ve ST + performance.

? investigated instructional self talk?

Perkos et al 2002

What did Perkos et al (2002) find about instructional ST;

effective in skill acquisition and perf. enhancement for low complexity skills.

Who conducted a study on the effect of ST on differing tasks;

Theodorakis (2000)

What did Theodorakis 2000 find?

Fine motor movement task= instructional ST ^ effective


Gross motor movement task= instructional + motivational more effective.

how does S-T improve performance?

focus attention


reduces anxiety


enhances info processing


improved self-confidence

Who conducted study on what aspect of ST improvements?

Hatzigeorgiadis et al. (2004)- focusing attention benefits form S-T

How does ST effect attentional focus;

it reduces negative, interfering thoughts that aren't relevant to task execution---> improvement of attentional focus.

What are included in ST interventions;

Awareness of self-talk 4Ws


establish ST sequences


thought stopping


cognitive restructuring