Psychology is the study of human behavior, but there are many different “lenses”

Psychology is the study of human behavior, but there are many different “lenses” through which we can observe human behavior. Behaviorism, cognitive psychology, affective psychology, and social psychology are some of the dominant “lenses” in sport psychology. Based on the videos in module 1, what lens (or branch of psychology) (social psychology) is most interesting or relevant to you, and why? (200 words)

When you consider some of the “psychological issues” that are common in sport, what comes to mind as being most important to you, in the work that you do? Try to “set the problem” by thinking through some of the causes and effects of these issues. What would you want to learn in this course to help you deal with these issues more effectively? (200 words)

“Motivational climate is subject to athlete’s perceptions…” What is meant by this? You might explain how no two athletes may have the same perceptions. Give concrete examples, paying attention to the distinctions between ego-oriented and task-oriented athletes. (200 words)