What different methods are used to measure anxiety? 2.2 Measuring anxiety Revision Video- Part 2.

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What different methods are used to measure anxiety? 2.2 Measuring anxiety Revision Video- Part 2

Measuring anxiety Since anxiety has such a strong effect on performance… Psychologists have devised methods to measure both State and Trait anxiety These have taken different formats including:- Physiological measures of Somatic anxiety (HR, Muscle tension and sweating) Observation Questionnaires However several criticisms of these tests have emerged… Physiological measures put the subject under extra anxiety, the situation itself creates anxiety. Observations are subjective and are also in artificial environments causing extra anxiety Questionnaires may not give a true reflection, but are popular as they are quick and cheap

Questionnaires The three questionnaires typically used are… 1. The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI)- Spielberger, The Sport Competition Anxiety Test (SCAT)- Martens et al, The Competitive State Anxiety Inventory – 2 (CSAI-2) Martens, 1990

The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI)- Spielberger, 1970 Self report questionnaire Gives an indication of both State and Trait anxiety Limited use due to lack of relation to sport specific situations

The Sport Competition Anxiety Test (SCAT)- Martens et al, 1977 Self report applied to specific sporting situations Gives an idea of the performers level of State anxiety in competitive situations 4 factors identified that relate to competitive anxiety Individual differences in how performers interact with different situations 2. Different types of anxiety (State and Trait) which they have experienced 3. A specific anxiety trait experienced only in competitive situations 4. The competition itself Competitive Trait anxiety Competitive situation Perception of threat Competitive State anxiety

The Competitive State Anxiety Inventory – 2 (CSAI-2) Martens, 1990 Uses self report to measure... Cognitive state anxietySomatic state anxietySelf confidence Will be given out several times prior to competition Discover baseline levels and compare with pre-competition levels Cognitive State anxiety Can be high along time before competition Steady increase before competition Will fluctuate during performance as chance of success/failure changes Somatic State anxiety Lower to begin with as body won’t react so soon Increase quickly before competition Generally decreases during completion