Collecting data for emotional factors
Emotional factor methods
Emotional factor methods keep a record of feelings experienced within a performance. Reactions such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, trust and surprise can affect the performance.
Data collection for emotional factors can include questionnaires, self reflective targets, and disciplinary records. By keeping a record of how many fouls a football player picks up or the number of times the referee has had to discipline a player, the data collected would demonstrate the level of self-control a performer shows.
Disciplinary record for a football player
Emotional Questionnaire
Question
How do emotional factor methods ensure accuracy and reliable results?
By recording disciplinary records and bio feedback the results are likely to be more useful as times or triggers can be identified when emotions impact performance.
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