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  Sample Mental Game Assessment

SAMPLE TEST
Athlete’s Mental Aptitude Quotient Sample Statements
© 2003-2007 Peak Performance Sports
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This is a limited sample of the AMAQ. You may purchase the full version of the AMAQ by clicking here.

Directions: Please respond to the following questions with true or false below. Select true (most like me) or false (least like me) next to each statement. Please be as honest as possible.

1. I want to win so badly that I get tense and perform tight or scared.
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2. My mind wanders to end results and I have trouble focusing on the process.
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3. When the pressure to produce is on, I do not perform my best.
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4. I usually perform better in practice than I perform in competition.
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5. I worry about embarrassing myself in front of others who watch me perform.
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6. I think about avoiding mistakes instead of thinking about performing well.
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7. Sometimes I think about letting my team or others down if I play poorly.
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8. It’s hard for my full confidence to recover after a poor start against the competition.
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9. I over-analyze my mistakes and this often leads to tentative performances.
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10. I compare myself to other athletes who I think are better than me.
____

Results Key:

For the sample test, an answer of true indicates a mental game weakness. If you indicated false, you are mentally tough in regards to that statement.

If you answered true to any of statements 1, 4, & 6 then you likely have issues with taking your practice game to competition—you probably don’t perform as well in competition as you can because of some mental game issues.

If you answered true to any of statements 6, 8, & 10 then you likely have issues with confidence and probably sabotage your confidence with doubt and negative thinking.

The full version of the AMAQ provides suggestions for how to improve your mental game weaknesses.

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The full version of the AMAQ will evaluate your mental game skills in all twelve components and give you a score from 1-10 in each area. It will also provide you with approximately five strategies to improve those components in which you score the lowest.

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