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Methods of collecting data for social factors

Social factors relates to how a performance or performance development can be affected by having to work, train or perform either alone or within a group.

Social factor methods include coach feedback and self-appraisal/questionnaires for recording data on an individual, team or group’s strengths and weaknesses. For example, assessing the ability to work co-operatively or to display good etiquette.

Coach giving feedback on a volleyball match taking place
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Coach feedback for a volleyball game
"Social questionnaire - I socialise with my team mates outside training/matches, I like the way my team mates work together, I am happy with our team desire to win. Always, Sometimes, Never. "
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Example of a Social Questionnaire