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Question : Play has been defined as behaviour for the purpose of fun and enjoyment with no utilitarian or abstract coal in mind. It is suggested that play must serve a number of functions including allowing us to use up surplus energy; it let's rehearse skills; it serves a recuperative; and it helps us to reduce anxiety. A game is a playful competition whose outcome is determined by physical skill, strategy or chance. In play rules are less prevalent then in games, but latter involves competition.

Sports is institutionalized game. It is organised in terms of governing bodies, leagues ,sponsors and managers. It involves technology development in equipment, clothing and facilities. It has symbolic dimension in the form of a ceremony ritual display and secrecy. Finally it has an educational aspect and involves a degree of physicality.

Exercise is a form of physical activity carried out for the purpose of health and fitness the main difference between sport and exercise is competition; also exercise typically does not involve the same degree of institutionalization that characterizes sport.

Sports psychology and exercise psychology can be respectively define as study of thoughts, feelings and behaviour in relation to either the sporting or the exercise domain sport and exercise psychology are actually two endeavours.

The first involves the work of getting information about the role of mental factors in physical domains. It is about the pure science of doing research, including theory building and conducting investigations. In contrast the second endeavour is concerned with applied science. In broad terms given the certanality of competition to sport the sports psychologist is to help athletes to enhance the performance. For the applied exercise psychologist the focus is to help people to lead physically and mentally healthy lives and increasing participation in And enjoyment from physical activity.

The passage describes the sport to have:

Option 1: Aur technical dimension

Option 2: A symbolic dimension

Option 3: An Educational dimension

Option 4: An institutionalized dimension

Team Careers360 27th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: Aur technical dimension


Solution : The first involves the work of getting information about the role of mental factors in physical domains to know the technical dimension. It is about the pure science of doing research, including theory building and conducting investigations

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Question : Play has been defined as behaviour for the purpose of fun and enjoyment with no utilitarian or abstract coal in mind. It is suggested that play must serve a number of functions including allowing us to use up surplus energy; it let's rehearse skills; it serves a recuperative; and it helps us to reduce anxiety. A game is a playful competition whose outcome is determined by physical skill, strategy or chance. In play rules are less prevalent then in games, but latter involves competition.

Sports is institutionalized game. It is organised in terms of governing bodies, leagues ,sponsors and managers. It involves technology development in equipment, clothing and facilities. It has symbolic dimension in the form of a ceremony ritual display and secrecy. Finally it has an educational aspect and involves a degree of physicality.

Exercise is a form of physical activity carried out for the purpose of health and fitness the main difference between sport and exercise is competition; also exercise typically does not involve the same degree of institutionalization that characterizes sport.

Sports psychology and exercise psychology can be respectively define as study of thoughts, feelings and behaviour in relation to either the sporting or the exercise domain sport and exercise psychology are actually two endeavours.

The first involves the work of getting information about the role of mental factors in physical domains. It is about the pure science of doing research, including theory building and conducting investigations. In contrast the second endeavour is concerned with applied science. In broad terms given the certanality of competition to sport the sports psychologist is to help athletes to enhance the performance. For the applied exercise psychologist the focus is to help people to lead physically and mentally healthy lives and increasing participation in And enjoyment from physical activity.

Play serves as a number of functions:

Option 1: Rehearsing skills

Option 2: Recuperative function

Option 3: Reducing anxiety

Option 4: All the above

Team Careers360 27th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: All the above


Solution : It is suggested that play must serve a number of functions including allowing us to use up surplus energy; it let's rehearse skills; it serves a recuperative; and it helps us to reduce anxiety. A game is a playful competition whose outcome is determined by physical skill, strategy or chance.

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Question : Read the passage given below and answer the questions.
A national sports team was winning all the competitions and was extremely admired for its hard work An interview with the national team to discover and explore the ins and outs for its constant success emphasized the following details. As per the report, the team had many fresh players who were well prepared accountable, self-disciplined and accurate in their job and contributed to the achievement of the team. The captain had been carefully chosen by the team fellows themselves, and he was most cooperative, friendly and positive on the ground as well as off it. This made him a good leader.
The best part of the team was that, all its senior players were supportive and helpful with their juniors and were always eager to listen to them. The team's coach stated few essential components that had contributed to the team's achievement. According to him, the ability to inspire and encourage individuals plays a critical role in the team's achievements more often than the technical skills, and this is what divides a good coach from an average one. The coach also referred to occasions when players went through the period of lack of intrinsic motivation. The coach realized that while there are some players have
an instinctive drive to regularly strive for success and enjoy their task, there are others who seem to lack internal motivation and need extrinsic factors like rewards, prize, money etc, to create the required drive or required behavior.
The team's psychologist spoke about the aggressive behavior among the team players against the opponents.
It was interesting to listen to various occurrences where the players had instigated opponents or charged at them aggressively, in anger, but had later tried to defend their actions.
Occasionally, players were found to be abusing opponents not in anger, but to get a benefit or for the sake of winning, though this behavior is not adequate and they were given punishments as per the code of conduct and rules of sports.

Question:

The fresh players in the national team were :
 

Option 1: Low an self - esteem
 

Option 2: Self - discipline
 

Option 3: Good - leaders
 

Option 4: Great communicator

Team Careers360 25th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: Self - discipline
 


Solution : As per the report, the team had many fresh players who were well prepared accountable, self-disciplined and accurate in their job contributed to the achievement of the team.

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Question : Play has been defined as behaviour for the purpose of fun and enjoyment with no utilitarian or abstract coal in mind. It is suggested that play must serve a number of functions including allowing us to use up surplus energy; it let's rehearse skills; it serves a recuperative; and it helps us to reduce anxiety. A game is a playful competition whose outcome is determined by physical skill, strategy or chance. In play rules are less prevalent then in games, but latter involves competition.

Sports is institutionalized game. It is organised in terms of governing bodies, leagues ,sponsors and managers. It involves technology development in equipment, clothing and facilities. It has symbolic dimension in the form of a ceremony ritual display and secrecy. Finally it has an educational aspect and involves a degree of physicality.

Exercise is a form of physical activity carried out for the purpose of health and fitness the main difference between sport and exercise is competition; also exercise typically does not involve the same degree of institutionalization that characterizes sport.

Sports psychology and exercise psychology can be respectively define as study of thoughts, feelings and behaviour in relation to either the sporting or the exercise domain sport and exercise psychology are actually two endeavours.

The first involves the work of getting information about the role of mental factors in physical domains. It is about the pure science of doing research, including theory building and conducting investigations. In contrast the second endeavour is concerned with applied science. In broad terms given the certanality of competition to sport the sports psychologist is to help athletes to enhance the performance. For the applied exercise psychologist the focus is to help people to lead physically and mentally healthy lives and increasing participation in And enjoyment from physical activity.

According to the passage, the main difference between exercise and sports

Option 1: Competition

Option 2: Physical activity

Option 3: Institutionalization

Option 4: Health and fitness

Team Careers360 9th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: Competition


Solution : In play rules are less prevalent then in games, but latter involves competition.

Sports is institutionalized game. It is organised in terms of governing bodies, leagues ,sponsors and managers. It involves technology development in equipment, clothing and facilities. It has symbolic dimension in the form of a ceremony ritual display and secrecy. Finally it has an educational aspect and involves a degree of physicality.

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Can I become psychologist after 12th ( M.P.C) ?

Sajal Trivedi 27th Oct, 2023

Hello aspirant,

A profession as a clinical psychologist involves studying psychology and dissecting research findings to shed light on why particular behaviours or behavioural changes occur. Making use of the knowledge to improve people's lives can be incredibly rewarding. The broad psychological area of clinical psychology focuses on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of mental, emotional, and behavioural disorders.

A number of colleges provide entrance tests prior to admitting students. To be qualified to take the admission exam, students need to receive at least 50% of the possible points in their 10+2 coursework .

Thank you

hope this information helps you.

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To become a cognitive psychologist which course to choose in msc? Clinical psychology, counseling or hrdm

Muskan Dhalwal 8th Aug, 2022

Hi,

Your cognitive psychology major will expose you to both past and current research—in most programmes, you'll even have the opportunity to conduct your own research or assist with others' projects.

Cognitive psychology, like most psychology disciplines, is interdisciplinary to a large extent, and your studies will include courses in philosophy, linguistics, statistics, and other areas of psychology such as social, clinical, and developmental psychology.

You can either go for Clinical or Counseling as your major subjects in Masters, along with the other interdisciplinary subjects for the holistic approach of this course.


Job prospects after doing this degree are -

- Some cognitive psychologists may work in medical and mental health settings. Cognitive psychologists may work in hospitals and mental health clinics to assist people with cognitive issues.

- Cognitive psychologists also work in research settings to gain a better understanding of mental processes. Many people who conduct research also teach at universities. They conduct studies and publish research that advances our collective understanding of various topics in cognitive psychology.

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Can I take MA applied psychology and become forensci psychologist?

bhumika tiwari 1st Jul, 2022

Hi there.

A training course in applied psychology focuses on teaching students how to apply fundamental psychological concepts (theories, principles, procedures, and strategies) in real-world situations. Most applied psychology undergraduate programmes last at least four years to finish. If you choose to continue your studies, a master's degree will take an additional 2.5 years, and a PhD would take an additional 5–7 years.

With a degree in applied psychology, you can work as a forensic psychologist. You will mostly work in the criminal justice system with this degree.Additionally, you'll be in charge of managing any legal and competence concerns that can come up during a trial. You could have to work with rapists, murderers, child abusers, or mentally ill defendants, which is vital to recognise.


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