Sport Psychology by David Lavallee

Sport Psychology by David Lavallee

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Zusammenfassung

"Sport Psychology" presents an accessible overview of research and debate in the psychology of sport and exercise. Combining important theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence, it uses sporting examples to explain concepts and applications in a clear and engaging way.

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Sport Psychology by David Lavallee

"Sport Psychology" presents an accessible overview of research and debate in the psychology of sport and exercise. Combining important theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence, it uses sporting examples to explain concepts and applications in a clear and engaging way. The history, background and theory of each topic is discussed, before putting theory into practice through the use of case studies and practical examples.
DAVID LAVALLEE is Reader in Sport and Exercise Psychology at Strathclyde University and is Honorary Secretary of the British Psychological Society Sport and Exercise Psychology Section. - JOHN KREMER is Reader in Applied Social Psychology at the Queen's University of Belfast. - AIDAN MORAN is Head of the Department of Psychology and Director of the Psychology Research Laboratory in University College, Dublin. - MARK WILLIAMS is Reader in Sports Science at the Research Institute for Sports and Exercise Sciences, The Henry Cotton Campus, Liverpool John Moores University.
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ISBN 13 9781403904676
ISBN 10 1403904677
Titel Sport Psychology
Autor David Lavallee
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Palgrave USA
Erscheinungsjahr 2004-03-04
Seitenanzahl 336
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