Self-Efficacy and Free Throw Skills Pretest

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How did Shawn's pregame routine help him with his free throw skills?

It helped him become more confident and focused on his shot.

How did receiving verbal encouragement from others affect Shawn's self-efficacy?

It helped him overcome self-doubt and focus on the task at hand with his best effort.

What were the two physical reactions Shawn experienced when he felt nervous?

His heart beating and his hands getting sweaty.

How did Shawn's self-efficacy change after the intervention?

It increased, and he had a better performance in a sequence of 10 shots.

What did Shawn's teammate and best friend provide him with to improve his self-efficacy?

Verbal encouragement and feedback.

How did Shawn's mindset and practice contribute to his self-efficacy?

They eventually helped him gain confidence and improve his performance.

What did Shawn do to become more confident during the game?

He went through his same pregame routine and received encouragement from others.

How did Shawn's cool and collected demeanor at the free throw line help him?

It allowed him to focus on his shot without being distracted by other factors.

What did Shawn's self-efficacy and performance show after the intervention?

An increase in self-efficacy and a better performance in a sequence of 10 shots.

How did the encouragement from others help Shawn overcome self-doubt?

It helped him focus on the task at hand with his best effort.

Take the pretest survey to gauge confidence in scoring free throws and increase self-efficacy and skills through the provided steps.

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