List of top Physical Education Questions on Psychology and Sports asked in CUET (PG)

Match List - I (Carbohydrates, Proteins, Fat, One calorie) with List - II (5.6 kcal 1 gram, 9.3 kcal 1 gram, 4.1 kcal 1 gram, 4.184 joule).

According to communication theory, play is to teach a child to learn. Reason: In play, children learn that they have got the ability to frame and reframe roles through meta communication.

Who was called play is "an expression of surplus energy"?

Psycho-Physical unity of human organism is refer' as:

Who was said that, "Reputation is the shadow and character is the tree"?

Thinking, reasoning, remembering and imagining aspects refer's:

Match List I with List II:

LIST I		LIST II
A	Transfer of Learning	III	Ability to apply knowledge & skills learned in one context to another
B	Practice Variability	IV	Variations in practice conditions to improve adaptability & generalization of skills
C	Feedback Frequency	II	Refers to the amount & timing of feedback provided during skill acquisition
D	Distributed Practice	I	Practice of skill with a recovery and rest period between each attempt

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Imagery and stimulation are both psychological skill training techniques. Which of the following statements are correct in relation to imagery and stimulation:
A. Stimulation requires greater resource of time and effort to set realistic situations during practice, but in many ways it is superior to imagery as a training technique
B. Imagery allows an individual to practice mentally whereas stimulation attempts to create circumstances of competition in practice
C. Stimulation training technique can only be given to an athlete if they go through imagery training at the beginning
D. Imagery helps the athlete in setting their daily goals and staying motivated during tough training sessions
E. Imagery technique is incomplete without following it up with stimulation technique

Which of the following approach of Personality is described as "unique and stable characteristics of an individual"?

Which Theory of Play emphasizes the role of play in aiding a child's cognitive development?