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Sport Psychology in Practice

Andersen Mark B.
Heftet / 2005 / Engelsk

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780736037112
Publisert
2005
Utgiver
Human Kinetics Publishers
Høyde
279 mm
Bredde
216 mm
Aldersnivå
P, 06
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
352

Redaktør
Andersen Mark B.

Biografisk notat

Mark Andersen has over 20 years of professional experience in working with coaches and athletes. He is a registered psychologist in both Australia and the USA, and is former professional practice editor for The Sport Psychologist. He is author of Doing Sport Psychology, also published by Human Kinetics.

Sport Psychology in Practice

Andersen Mark B.
Heftet / 2005 / Engelsk
Andersen Mark B.
Heftet / 2005 / Engelsk
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Aimed at undergraduate sport psychology courses and as a professional reference for coaches and clinical psychologists dealing with athletes. Focuses on many fundamental issues in the sport psychology field, including developing a consultant-client relationship, connecting with teams and coaches, and learning to provide efficient services to diverse clientele. Provides a starting point for discussion among students new to the field, as well as experienced practitioners as to how the field of sport psychology should evolve and what issues should continue to be debated. Covers important contemporary issues such as performance anxiety, body image, eating disorders, injuries, alcohol, violence, team communication and homophobia in sport.
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Part I: Team Work: Doing Sport Psychology With Groups; Chapter 1. The Selling or the Telling of Sport Psychology: Presenting Services to Coaches; Chapter 2. Integrating Mind and Body: Presenting Mental Skills to Young Teams; Chapter 3. Able Athletes With Disabilities: Issues and Group Work; Chapter 4. Group Work on Weight and Body Image; Part II: Not Exactly on the Map: Surveying Old and New Territories; Chapter 5. The Skin Game: Extra Points for Looking Good; Chapter 6. Returning to Self: The Anxieties of Coming Back After Injury; Chapter 7. On Stage: Mental Skills Training for Dancers; Chapter 8. Alcohol and Violence Among Athletes: Facilitating Change; Chapter 9. Dealing With Team Communication Quagmires; Chapter 10. Referral Processes; Chapter 11. Touching Taboos: Sex and the Sport Psychologist; Part III: Expanding Repertoires and Understanding Self; Chapter 12. Seeking Clarity: What Are We Doing When We Say We Are Doing Sport?; Chapter 13. Homophobia and Sport Psychology Service; Chapter 14. Opening the Dialogue About Sexual Orientation; Chapter 15. Coming Full Circle: From Practice to Research.
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Aimed at undergraduate sport psychology courses and as a professional reference for coaches and clinical psychologists dealing with athletes. Focuses on many fundamental issues in the sport psychology field, including developing a consultant-client relationship, connecting with teams and coaches, and learning to provide efficient services to diverse clientele. Provides a starting point for discussion among students new to the field, as well as experienced practitioners as to how the field of sport psychology should evolve and what issues should continue to be debated. Covers important contemporary issues such as performance anxiety, body image, eating disorders, injuries, alcohol, violence, team communication and homophobia in sport.
Les mer
Part I: Team Work: Doing Sport Psychology With Groups; Chapter 1. The Selling or the Telling of Sport Psychology: Presenting Services to Coaches; Chapter 2. Integrating Mind and Body: Presenting Mental Skills to Young Teams; Chapter 3. Able Athletes With Disabilities: Issues and Group Work; Chapter 4. Group Work on Weight and Body Image; Part II: Not Exactly on the Map: Surveying Old and New Territories; Chapter 5. The Skin Game: Extra Points for Looking Good; Chapter 6. Returning to Self: The Anxieties of Coming Back After Injury; Chapter 7. On Stage: Mental Skills Training for Dancers; Chapter 8. Alcohol and Violence Among Athletes: Facilitating Change; Chapter 9. Dealing With Team Communication Quagmires; Chapter 10. Referral Processes; Chapter 11. Touching Taboos: Sex and the Sport Psychologist; Part III: Expanding Repertoires and Understanding Self; Chapter 12. Seeking Clarity: What Are We Doing When We Say We Are Doing Sport?; Chapter 13. Homophobia and Sport Psychology Service; Chapter 14. Opening the Dialogue About Sexual Orientation; Chapter 15. Coming Full Circle: From Practice to Research.
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780736037112
Publisert
2005
Utgiver
Human Kinetics Publishers
Høyde
279 mm
Bredde
216 mm
Aldersnivå
P, 06
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
352

Redaktør
Andersen Mark B.

Biografisk notat

Mark Andersen has over 20 years of professional experience in working with coaches and athletes. He is a registered psychologist in both Australia and the USA, and is former professional practice editor for The Sport Psychologist. He is author of Doing Sport Psychology, also published by Human Kinetics.

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