Advances in Sport Psychology
A special issue of Sports (ISSN 2075-4663).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 March 2024) | Viewed by 20892
Special Issue Editors
Interests: sport psychology; exercise psychology; psychosocial influences on sport performance; psychology in referees; mental health; emotional intelligence
2. Department of Psychology, University of Geneva, 1227 Carouge, Switzerland
Interests: lifespan; vulnerability; reserves; lifelong activity engagement; health
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Interests: functional fitness; cognitive function; quality of life; physical activity; physical education; interactive technologies
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Interests: higher education; teacher education; behavioural science; sport psychology; qualitative social research
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Psychology has assumed a critical role in sports. The field of applied research and interventions is very large, spanning from empowerment strategies for adopting and maintaining physically active lifestyles to coaching in high-performance sports. Advances in sport psychology is the topic of this Special Issue, fully dedicated to the XXIV Conference of the Portuguese Society of Sport Psychology, Portugal's biggest sport psychology event (https://www.xxivjornadaspsicologiadodesporto.com/). This scientific event, focusing on discussing the professional intervention of psychologists in the world of sports and physical activity, collates researchers from sports sciences and psychology who seek to find successful approaches in several contexts.
Prof. Dr. Pedro Teques
Dr. Andreas Ihle
Dr. Élvio Gouveia
Dr. Hugo Miguel Borges Sarmento
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- sports psychology
- exercise psychology
- physical activity
- psychosocial influences on sport performance
- applied psychology in young athletes
- applied psychology in elite athletes
- applied psychology in referees
- applied psychology in coaches
- empowerment
- coaching
- self-efficacy
- motivation
- mental health
- emotional intelligence
- cognitive stimulation
- cognitive functioning
- cognitive health
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