Aggression and Personality Flashcards

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What is aggression in sport?

A deliberate intent to harm another person, outside the rules.

What is direct aggression?

Aggression aimed at another player that involves physical contact.

Give one sporting example of direct aggression.

Punching an opponent in rugby.

What is indirect aggression?

Aggression taken out on an object to hurt an opponent mentally.

Give one sporting example of indirect aggression.

Hitting a tennis ball hard to lower an opponent's confidence.

What is assertion in sport?

Forceful but fair behaviour, within the rules, with no intent to harm.

How is aggression different from assertion?

Aggression aims to harm and breaks rules; assertion is controlled and legal.

Name two common causes of aggression in sport.

Frustration and provocation.

What is an introvert personality?

Quiet and shy. Prefers low arousal and working alone.

Name one sport that often suits an introvert.

Archery.

What is an extrovert personality?

Outgoing and sociable. Enjoys high arousal and team settings.

Name one sport that often suits an extrovert.

Rugby or football.