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First order theme
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Raw data
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Source
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Affected performance
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“If that feedback
is good and constructive you can go into the second half thinking
‘great, yeah’, and it could be the other way because if it’s
bad and it has affected your confidence and your ability to
perform then it could have the reverse effect”
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Dual interviews
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Assessor effect
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“When anybody’s
watching me in a netball match I fall apart! (laughter)”
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Dual interviews
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Conflicting feedback
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“Instructional, slightly conflicted with the first game so am a little
confused now”
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UFQ
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Focus
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“At the Commonwealths and Worlds
I received interval feedback, and um, it’s often very difficult
to take it onboard when you’ve got a close game, you’ve got
a big crowd and lots of noise going on and all you want to do
is focus on your own preparation for the next quarter rather
than someone telling you what to do”
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Telephone interviews
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Raised awareness of/ reminded of weakness
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“I felt negative, as I was aware fitness played an issue and feedback
didn’t lift me”
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UFQ
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Undermined confidence
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“I was left feeling that I shouldn’t be umpiring. So you know I mean
that knocked my confidence in umpiring”
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Dual interviews
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