Question

1. personality research in sport has shown that successful and less successful athletes do not typically differ in traits but rather in their use of cognitive strategies and coping mechanisms. a) true b) false 4) what do sport psychology and exercise psychology (disciplines of kinesiology) focus on? a) the study of human thought and emotion b) the study of human action in a social environment c) the study of human thought, emotion, and physical activity d) the study of social environment, sexuality, and emotion

Explanation:

For question 3, sport - personality research indicates that the key difference between successful and less - successful athletes lies in cognitive strategies and coping mechanisms rather than traits. For question 4, sport psychology and exercise psychology (as part of kinesiology) focus on human thought, emotion, and physical activity.

Answer:

1. A) True
2. C) the study of human thought, emotion, and physical activity