EII5_U10_L3

Match the following

• plans for doing something or dealing with something …

• mental

• a worrying feeling you have because you think something bad will happen …

• pressure

• related to the body rather than the mind ...

• anxiety

• related to the mind rather than the body …

• strategies

• the feeling of being forced or expected to do something ...

• physical

COMPREHENSION:

A sports psychologist helps people face the mental challenges of their sport.

• TRUE

• FALSE

COMPREHENSION:

An exercise psychologist’s job is to help people improve their sporting performance.

• TRUE

• FALSE

COMPREHENSION:

Sports psychologists are more likely to travel as part of their job than exercise psychologists.

• TRUE

• FALSE

COMPREHENSION:

People’s lifestyle choices have created a demand for exercise psychologists.

• TRUE

• FALSE

COMPREHENSION:

Sports psychologists must graduate from college before they can do work experience.

• TRUE

• FALSE

VOCABULARY

We need to be careful not to … our workers, or they might go somewhere else.

• overpay

• underpay

VOCABULARY

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs has allowed companies to … how customers react toward different types of marketing.

• undercover

• discover

VOCABULARY

People often … their priorities once they have children. What used to be important to them is not so important anymore.

• rethink

• overthink

VOCABULARY

This product is not selling well at all; we must have made a … in our marketing strategy.

• mistake

• retake