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| Sports & Exercise Psychology |
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| Scientific study of people in sport and exercise activities and the practical application of that knowledge. |
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| Psycho-physiological orientation |
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| Examines underlying psycho-physiological processes of the brain. Ex: Biofeedback for snipers. |
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| Social-psychological orientation |
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| Behavior determined by interaction of environment AND personality of athlete. Ex: How a leader's style impacts group cohesion. |
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| Cognitive-behavioral orientation |
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| Behavior determined by environment AND thoughts. Ex: Difference in confidence in players with and without injuries. |
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1895-1920.
- 1897 - wanted to understand why cyclists rode faster in groups vs. alone
- Studied speed a child could reel in fish alone vs. presence of other kids
-Reeled in faster with other kids = proved performance influenced by others |
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-"Father of American Sport Psychology”
-Worked with Chicago Cubs, Notre Dame, Red Grange, etc.
-Developed first sport psychology lab (Univ of Illinois)
- Published 25 articles, two books: “Psychology of Coaching” and “Psychology of Athletics.” |
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Research: aimed at advancing knowledge and sharing it in journals/conferences
Teaching: teaching university courses in psychology or exercise/sport science
Consulting: work directly with athletes/performers |
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