CUAWHS612 — Develop strategies for maintaining resilience in a competitive environment

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35 assessable components: 5 elements (25 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 1 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Demonstrate understanding of behavioural principles

1.1In discussion with required personnel, confirm understanding of key developmental stages in perception, cognition and understanding of self and how they relate to performers
1.2Clarify difference between psychology and psychiatry and discuss circumstances in which performers may need to consult with professionals from those disciplines
1.3Clarify basic influences on social, individual and group behaviour with particular reference to competitive environments
1.4Review correct terminology associated with psychological research and behavioural theories

2 Develop strategies to constructively react to criticism of work

2.1Identify features of constructive feedback
2.2Analyse whether feedback received is constructive
2.3Identify elements of feedback considered non-constructive
2.4Develop strategies to cope with critical feedback in consultation with required personnel
2.5Implement constructive feedback into preparation for future performances in consultation with required personnel,
2.6Reflect on own experience of, and responses to, criticism and adjust strategies accordingly

3 Develop strategies to overcome performance anxiety as required

3.1Identify causes and effects of performance anxiety
3.2Discuss with required personnel the positive and negative effects of physiological arousal on performance
3.3In consultation with required personnel, develop strategies to effectively manage performance anxiety and achieve optimal arousal
3.4Use rehearsal and performance opportunities to test and evaluate strategies
3.5Reflect on own experience of, and responses to, a range of coping mechanisms and adjust strategies accordingly

4 Develop strategies to cope with injuries as required

4.1Identify the psychological effect of injuries on performers
4.2Recognise signs of problematic adjustment to injury in self and in other performers
4.3Apply injury prevention techniques
4.4Confirm strategies to manage injuries take account of individual differences in response to injury

5 Develop strategies to enhance performance

5.1Discuss with required personnel strategies and psychological tools to enhance resilience and improve performance technique
5.2Incorporate into performance strategies understanding of physical effects of motivation on the human body
5.3Apply principles of visualisation to improve motivation and performance
5.4Develop preparation and pre-performance routines
5.5Identify personal responses to motivating stimuli and adjust approach to performance accordingly
5.6Develop ways of coping with working and performing in a competitive environment

Performance evidence

demonstrate understanding of and develop at least three strategies for each of the following: behavioural principles, constructive reaction to critical feedback, effectively managing performance anxiety, effectively managing injury
implement, monitor and adjust strategies in response to self-evaluation
work collaboratively to develop techniques for maintaining resilience in a competitive environment

Knowledge evidence

key features of the following in the context of working and performing in a competitive environment: - cognitive behavioural model of psychology - theories of social behaviour - injury management - building physical and mental resilience - operation of the nervous system - theories relating to giving and receiving constructive feedback - theories relating to anxiety and related coping mechanisms - physiological responses to stress and anxiety - principles of visualisation - internal and external sources of mental health information and data, and procedures for accessing them

Foundation skills

Learning: Develops own understanding using the views and opinions of others Uses self-reflection to develop strategies for improving own behavioural and thinking patterns
Oral communication: Obtains information by listening and questioning Discusses ideas and solutions
Reading: Evaluates ideas and information from a range of complex texts
Initiative and enterprise: Adopts a methodical approach to developing and implementing resilience techniques Looks beyond obvious symptoms to redefine problems and identify underlying causes Develops solutions for coping with performance anxiety Reflects on often complex behavioural issues and makes decisions about those issues Accesses and sources required information
Self-management: Identifies key triggers for specific emotions and behaviours, and uses different strategies to moderate responses Follows industry practice in relation to injury-prevention strategies
Teamwork: Works collaboratively

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