Self-reported psychological States and physiological responses to different types of motivational general imagery.

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Jennifer Cumming,Tom Olphin,Michelle Law,Jennifer Cumming,Tom Olphin,Michelle Law,Jennifer Cumming,Tom Olphin,Michelle Law,

The aim of the present study was to examine self-reported psychological states and physiological responses (heart rate) experienced during different motivational general imagery scenarios. Forty competitive athletes wore a standard heart rate monitor and imaged five scripts (mastery, coping, anxiety, psyching up, and relaxation). Following each script, they reported their state anxiety and self-confidence. A significant increase in heart rate from baseline to imagery was found for the anxiety, psyching-up, and coping imagery scripts. Furthermore, the intensity of cognitive and somatic anxiety was greater and perceived as being more debilitative following the anxiety imagery script. The findings support Lang's (1977, 1979) proposal that images containing response propositions will produce a physiological response (i.e., increase heart rate). Moreover, coping imagery enabled the athletes to simultaneously experience elevated levels of anxiety intensity and thoughts and feelings they perceived as helpful.

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J Cumming,T Olphin,M Law,J Cumming,T Olphin,M Law,J Cumming,T Olphin,M Law,

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Journal: Journal of sport & exercise psychology

VOLUME: 29

Page Numbers: 629-44

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ISSN: 0895-2779

DAY: 19

MONTH: Oct

YEAR: 2007

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