________________________ is called trait anxiety?

Related Mcqs:

1. ________________________ anxiety is a general level of anxiety?

   A. Trait
   B. State
   C. Cognitive
   D. None of these

2. _________________ include hardiness, focus of control, sense of coherence, competitive trait anxiety, and intrinsic motivation________________________?

   A. Intervention
   B. History of stressor
   C. Personality factor
   D. Coping resources

3. Which theory of anxiety suggests that stress and anxiety will influence performance and that each athlete will respond is a unique; way to competitive anxiety___________________________?

   A. Drive theory
   B. Inverted U-hypothesis
   C. Catastrophe theory
   D. Optimal arousal theory

4. Trait theory of personality is______________________?

   A. Are the stable
   B. Enduring
   C. At least partly due to the foe genetic differences
   D. All of these

5. A person who adopt new things, concepts and art possess which trait of personality________________________?

   A. Modernism
   B. Openness
   C. Stable
   D. Extroversive

6. In the cusp catastrophe theory of anxiety, physiological arousal relates to performance as indicated by the inverted-U but only when the athlete experiences____________________________?

   A. High arousal anxiety
   B. High cognitive anxiety
   C. Low cognitive anxiety
   D. Low arousal anxiety

7. Optimal Arousal Theory of Anxiety was postulated by________________________?

   A. Clark Hull
   B. Carron
   C. Martens
   D. Yuri Hania

8. Which theory suggested that each athlete has his own preferred level of anxiety and his performance_________________________?

   A. Drive theory
   B. Inverted “U” Theory
   C. Zone of optimal functioning
   D. None of these

9. Emotional stability, anxiety, sadness and built ability are attributes of which personality dimension__________________________?

   A. Extroversion
   B. Agreeableness
   C. Bourgeoisies
   D. Openness.

10. Introverts are interested in ________________________?

    A. Others
    B. Themselves
    C. Both a & b
    D. NONE