PSYCHOLOGY IN SPORTS CLASS 11TH
Unit -9 Physical education
Psychology and sports
DEFINITION : Psychology is the study of mind, thoughts feeling and behaviour.
According to crow and crow “Psychology is the study of human behaviour and human relationship”
Sports Psychology
It deals with the human behavior, motivation and aspiration in particular sports situations to achieve their optimal performance.
IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOLOGY
- In understanding the behavior:
- Learning the motor skills :
- In controlling the emotions:
- Enhancement of physical components:
DEVELOPMENT : The term development is referred as the improvement of functioning. For example increase in size of heart is known as growth of heart however the improvement of functioning of heart is known as development of the heart.
Differentiate Between Growth And Development
Growth:
• It can be measured.
• Growth occurs up to a particular age.
• It is related to the changes in human in size, length, weight and height.
• It is one aspect of human nature and its area is limited.
Development:
• Its measurement is a hard task and it can be inspected.
• Development is a long process which is never ending.
• It is related to the improvement of functioning.
• It is related to all aspects and its area is Unlimited
ADOLESCENT PROBLEM & THEIR MANAGEMENT
It is an age in which the adolescent gives up the childhood habits and tries to take initiatives in doing something new by himself.Adolescent Problems
1. Biological Problems:Due to rapid physical growth, menstrual cycle starts in Girls which create fear & depression and the voice becomes hoarse in boys.
2. Aggressive Behavior:
3. Emotionally:
Sudden changes of mood are very normal part of growing up. They
might feel happy in a moment and sad in the other.
Feeling of self-hate and anxiety can make adolescents very depressed
4. Social Status: They are very much conscious of their self respect.
If the position and prestige is hurt by someone in front of their friends then there will be a big problem for them which become intense.
5. Freedom: During this period, every adolescent needs freedom because they think that they know everything, there is no need of any parental advice or control.
MANAGEMENT OF ADOLESCENT PROBLEM
• Sympathetic & affectionate attitude:
• Democracy in the family:
• Father – Mother relationship:
• Participation in Co-Curricular activities:
• Recognition of individuality:
• Religious Education: Parents should visit to religious places along with adolescents and religious education should also be given which helps in the development of good character.
• Sex and health education: It is important to talk on sex education frankly and scientific manner with adolescents so that they should not be in under confusion with their rapid physical changes in their bodies.
• Independence and freedom: Adolescents should be given limited freedom and responsibility according to the situations which makes them responsible and confident.
Team Cohesion
- Definition: The dynamic process reflected in the tendency for a group to stick together and remain united in the pursuit of its instrumental objectives or for the satisfaction of member affective needs.
- refers to the bond that unites team members to work together toward common goals, characterized by "we-ness" and shared commitment. Key types include task cohesion (working together on tasks) and social cohesion (personal bonds). High cohesion improves communication, trust, and performance.
- Types of Cohesion (Carron's Conceptual Model):
- Task Cohesion: Degree to which members work together to achieve common goals (e.g., winning a match).
- Social Cohesion: Degree to which team members like each other and enjoy personal relationships.
- Factors Affecting Team Cohesion:
- Environmental Factors: Group size (smaller is often better), contractual obligations.
- Personal Factors: Individual satisfaction, similarity of goals, commitment.
- Team Factors: Shared experiences, team stability, success.
- Leadership Factors: Coach's decision-making style, communication style.
- Importance of Team Cohesion:
- Improved Performance: Higher cohesion generally leads to better performance, especially in interactive sports (e.g., football, basketball).
- Better Communication: Members trust each other and share information freely.
- Increased Motivation: Members feel a sense of belonging and are more committed.
- Methods to Develop Team Cohesion:
- Goal Setting: Set clear, shared, and attainable team goals.
- Communication: Encourage open, honest, and frequent communication.
- Team Building Activities: Organize social events to foster relationships.
- Define Roles: Clearly define each member's role to minimize conflict.
Psychological attributes
- Goal Setting: SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) boost motivation and focus.
- Self-esteem: How you value yourself; builds confidence in sports and life .
- Self-talk: The way you talk to yourself; positive self-talk enhances performance and mindset.
- Personality: Influences performance and interactions.
- Motivation: Drives effort and goal-setting.
- Anxiety: Impacts performance under pressure.
- Aggression: Managing emotions in competitive sports.
- Self-esteem: Builds confidence in abilities.
RESILIENCE: Resilience is like a mental muscle 💪 that helps you bounce
back from setbacks, failures, or tough times. In sports or life, it means:
- Adapting to challenges
- Learning from mistakes
- Staying motivated despite obstacles
STRESS , ANXIETY , DEPRESSION
Stress: Body's response to demands or threats.
- Anxiety: Feeling uneasy or worried about outcomes.
- Depression: Persistent sadness or loss of interest.
THANK YOU
GIRISH TOMAR -BPE BPED MPED
SHRIJI BABA SARASWATI VIDYA MANDIR


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