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Student-Athlete Beliefs about Intelligence &

Sport Ability

Introduction

Potential

Student-Athlete Performance Literature

Athletics

Academics

Inhibitors

Contributors

Inhibitors

5

4

2

1

Precollege

External

Precollege

External

3

6

*Internal

[1] Tracey & Sedlacek (1984); [2] Adler & Adler (1991), Comeaux & Harrison (2007), Covell & Barr (2010); [3] Gaston-Gayles (2005), Woodruff & Shallert (2007); [4] Spierler, Czech, Joyner, Munkasy, & Long (2007); [5] Cunningham (2002), Simons, Van Rheenen, & Covington (1999); [6] Cantina & Iso-Ahola (2004).

Theoretical Framework

Purpose

1. Reliability

Theories of Intelligence Scale

Theories of Athletic Ability Scale

2. Viable Framework

Effort vs. ability

Seeks challenges vs. protects abilities

Focus on mastery vs. flawless performance

Learning goals vs. performance goals

7

[7] Dweck (1999); Dweck (2006).

Procedures

Survey (n = 100)

Demographics

Academic Performance

Athletic Performance

Theories of Intelligence

Theories of Athletic Ability

Marissa K. Nichols

Dr. Alice Corkill

March 12, 2016

GPSA Research Forum

Findings

1. Reliability

Findings & Discussion

Beliefs about Athletic Ability

Athletic Awards

Sig. value = .036

p

.05

Intelligence Scale = .811

Athletic Ability Scale = .910

All 16 items = .916

Findings & Discussion

Academic Awards

Athletic Awards

Sig. value = .002

.01

p

2. Distribution

Conclusion

8

Academic Performance

Athletic Performance

Develop as Individuals

[8] Blackwell, Dweck, & Trzesniewski (2007)

Q & A

Contact Information:

Marissa Nichols

marissa.nichols@unlv.edu

Dr. Alice Corkill

alice.corkill@unlv.edu

Educational Psychology & Higher Education

Thank you!

Sample Population Statistics

Team:

How you describe yourself:

55 White

14 Asian or Pacific Islander

12 Multiracial

10 Hispanic

5 African American

2 Native American or American Indian

1 prefer not to answer

19 Softball

19 Cheer

13 M & W Golf

11 Pom

10 M & W Tennis

9 Dance

9 M & W Swimming & Diving

4 Track & Cross Country

4 Men's Soccer

2 Football

=99

Age:

= 100

60 ages 18 - 19

35 ages 20 - 21

4 ages 22 - 24

=99

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