Applying Sport Psychology Four Perspectives

• Other Authors: Taylor, Jim 1958- (editors), Wilson, Gregory S. 1960- Gregory Scott (editors)
• Format: Book
• Language: English
• Published: Champaign, IL Human Kinetics 2005
• Subjects: Psychology, Applied > psychology; Sports > psychology
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 Applying Sport Psychology: Four Perspectives combines the experiences and perspectives of researchers, consultants, coaches, and athletes to bridge the gap between theory and practice in a way that has never been done before. In each chapter, experts present their perspectives based on the current research and their understanding of the topics. Then coaches and athletes relate that research to their real-world experiences, providing tips based on what has worked for them on and off the field or court to improve their performances. Students and professionals in sport psychology will benefit by the following: • Gaining four perspectives on each concept and its application • Learning how to customize those concepts and applications to any situation • Developing the tools to meet clients' needs and to be a successful sport psychologist In Applying Sport Psychology: Four Perspectives more than 50 contributors from around the globe make the study of sport psychology come alive. The four perspectives on each topic present a well-rounded approach to understanding team and individual sport performance. Because readers are privy to a conversation of sorts taking place among these four key stakeholders, they will gain understanding from the varying perspectives, increase their knowledge, and improve their interactions with clients. With Applying Sport Psychology: Four Perspectives, learn how to apply the theory that helps athletes perform to their potential. With the in-depth analysis and discussions among the authors, you are afforded a distinctive view into the world of applied sport psychology.