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Individual differences (personality and social facilitation) Categorise
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Social inhibition
Social facilitation
A performer who is able to selectively attend to important cues and eliminate the distraction of the audience
A performer who makes good use of relaxation techniques
A netball team who are low on confidence after suffering five consecutive defeats
A footballer who is nervous about making their home debut
A performer who struggles to engage with cognitive techniques designed to reduce arousal and anxiety levels
An outgoing cricket player who aims to thrive off the crowd in order to score multiple sixes
A performer who has built a sturdy motor programme for a skill by over-learning it through repetition
A performer returning to play after a previous performance was met with punishment
A basketball player who regularly practices their free throws in the presence of an audience
A long jumper who's sport requires a single gross movement skill so is unlikely to be as affected by an audience
A table tennis player who is apprehensive because they are being watched by someone of a high status
A reserved hockey player who is pessimistic about their team's chances of winning at the weekend
A cricket player who is required to perform a simple skill of throwing the ball to a fellow teammate
An Olympic diver who needs to perform a complex movement in order to place first in the competition
An experienced tennis player who is consistent in their skill output as they are used to performing in front of an audience
A golf player who needs to putt from the green in order to be under par