The Fourth Marking Period I took a questionnaire on Brain Typing.
To help my coaches understand how to help me perform to the best of my ability.
To help my parents to better understand me as an individual.
The information that my Sports Psychology Class and I compiled for you is not meant to be complete. It is general information, and some areas may not be totally accurate for you. We do however, hope you and your parents enjoy reading these findings.
There are 16 different Brain Types. You will have one brain type and there will be another brain type that is opposite of yours.
A great deal of this information comes from Dr. Carl Jung. (Psychologist), Isabel Myers and the Brain Dr. Jonathan Niednagel.
There are four pairs for Mental Preferences. (1) Extraversion (E) and Introversion (I), (2) Sensing (S) and iNtuition (N), (3) Thinking (T) and Feeling (F), and (4) Judging (J) and Perceiving (P). This report will concentrate on my Brain Type and will not give any information on the other Brain Types.
Player: Scott Baumgard.
Brain Type: ESFP - Extraversion, Sensing, Feeling, and Perceiving - "Entertainer-.
Key Characteristics: performs to entertain others' enjoys creating party like atmosphere' spender_ not a saver, expressive, down to earth; radiates warmth and optimism; impulsive, enjoys promoting and business; rhythmical and athletic; gross motor skilled.
SP Characteristics (Hummingbird): Freedom loving, proficient with tools, lives for the moment, persuasive, realistic, down to earth, action oriented, risk taker, entertaining, warm and playful, optimist negotiator.
Dominate Function: .
Auxiliary Function:.
Sports: Hockey.
Frequently Chosen Professions: Tour and travel, sales, public relations, catering, performing arts, athletics, nursing, child care, cosmetology, designing, transportation operatives, construction.
Extraversion (E).
This area presents the question, where do people get their energy-the outer world for people, action and things (E), or the inner world of ideas, contemplation and reflection (I)?.
College Sports Prior To Title IX A time existed when playing collegiate sports was not an option. ... In the 1900's women's collegiate sports started to increase (Sexism In Sports). ... How Has Title IX Impacted Women's Sports? ... While sports did improve, the gender discrimination continued (Sexism In Sports). ... Are Women Where They Should Be In Sports? ...
Various Aspects of Sports Psychology Education All sports psychologists and careers related to sports psychology have the requirement of a bachelor's degree. ... (Sports Psychology; n.d.) ... Because sports are so popular in our society today, sports psychologists are practicing in all types of settings. ... (Sports Psychologist; n.d) Population Sports psychologists provide services to an enormous group of people, ranging from children to old men and women. ... (Sports Psychologist; n.d) Career Example Professional athletes all over the country are using sports psychologists to their a...
These specialists are known as sports psychologists. ... Sports psychologist Dr. ... A good place to start would be to explain what sports psychology is and what the goals of sports psychologists are. ... They each have a sports psychologist on staff. ... Overall, there isn't a reason to contradict the fact that every professional sports franchise should have a sports psychologist. ...
In full contact sports like football, concussions are a major problem because they can occur so often or easily. ... Although there is no way to completely stop concussions from happening in sports, there are many ways that youth, recreational, and professional sports are going about preventing it to their best ability. ... In other sports there are many know and practiced ways to prevent concussions too. In other sports like baseball or hockey a helmet appropriate for the sport that fit correctly is recommended. ... Around 2 million concussions occur in sports each year. ...
In full contact sports like football, concussions are a major problem because they can occur so often or easily. ... Although there is no way to completely stop concussions from happening in sports, there are many ways that youth, recreational, and professional sports are going about preventing it to their best ability. ... In other sports there are many know and practiced ways to prevent concussions too. In other sports like baseball or hockey a helmet appropriate for the sport that fit correctly is recommended. ... Around 2 million concussions occur in sports each year. ...
The fact that 48% of people in Korea are fan of professional sports team shows the high social status of professional sports in Korea. ... First, professional sports are beneficial for mental health of many individuals who are fans of professional sports. ... He said that fans that have their favorite sports team have higher self-esteem, and are less lonely and aggressive than non-sports fans. ... Finally, professional sports expand the size of the economy. ... In addition, pro sports leagues affect earnings of citizens. ...
The Culture of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated is a weekly magazine that deals with sports as a whole. ... It is the most widely read sports magazine in the U.S. ... No matter what time of year it is, what sports are in season or what sports are featured in the magazine, the readers still read Sports Illustrated. ... Fans of all sports, not one or two, read SI. ... If the smallest of small sports made a splash in sports headlines, this guy writes about it. ...
Every year thousands of youth and high school athletes receive sports-related concussions. ... About 40 million children age 6-18 years old compete in organized sports every year. Of that, about half of them compete in multiple sports (Denke 1). ... Concussions in high school sports however are the main area of concern. ... A random sample of 100 schools were picked and in 20 different sports, found that concussions represented about 15% of all the reported sports-related injuries (Denke 1). ...
