Athlete Psychology 
.... dimensions of
sport-related behavior Psychological bases of injury in
sport The other field of
sport psychology specialty is known as
applied sport psychology. ....
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Sport Termination
.... The trauma of termination from athletics.
Applied sport psychology: Personal growth to peak performance. Williams, JM, ed. Mountain View: Mayfield, pp. ....
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CAUSAL ATTRIBUTION THEORY IN SPORT
.... Significance of Causal Attribution For the Field of Sports In his extensive review of the literature on causal attribution theory as
applied to
sport and
sport ....
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Osteoporosis The purpose of this paper is to di
.... Society of
Sport Psychology. (1992). Journal of
Applied Sport Psychology, 4(1), 94-98. Schacht, E. (1994). Recent findings on the ....
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The role of the teacher/Coach
.... Coaching commitment and burnout: A one-year follow-up. Journal of
Applied Sport Psychology, 16(4), 333-349. Raedeke, TD, Warren, AH, & Granzyk, TL (2002). ....
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Coaching
.... Smoll, FL, & Smith, RE (1989). Leadership behaviors in
sport: A theoretical model and research paradigm. Journal of
Applied Social Psychology, 19, 1522-1551. ....
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HIV/AIDS in Contact Sport
.... First, the risk of transmission in each particular
sport must be addressed. .... This set of provisions
applied only to those employers receiving federal assistance ....
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Sports Activity
.... of
sport experiences do female Olympic athletes have, how participation in
sport affect the female Olympic athlete, what types of
applied intervention programs ....
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The value of Youth Participation in Sports
.... In Andrew Yiannakis and Susan Greendorfer (Eds.)
Applied Sociology of
Sport, pp. 179-192. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. Snyder, E. and Spreitzer, E. (1992). ....
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Controlled Sports
.... Influences of Women Involved in
Sport and Women Not Involved in
Sport." In Andrew Yiannakis and Susan Greendorfer (Eds.)
Applied Sociology of
Sport, 111-124. ....
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Organized Athletics in the US
.... Influences of Women Involved in
Sport and Women Not Involved in
Sport." In Andrew Yiannakis and Susan Greendorfer (Eds.)
Applied Sociology of
Sport, 111-124. ....
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Sports & Entertainment Ethics
.... For example, traditionally if an equally talented male and female
applied for a
sport's management position, the male was given the nod in a majority of cases. ....
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Sports & Causal Attribution Theory
.... Significance of Causal Attribution For the Field of Sports In his extensive review of the literature on causal attribution theory as
applied to
sport and
sport ....
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Professional Sports Career
.... recruitment market.
Applied Economics, 27–34. Delpy, LA (1998) Career opportunities in
sport; women on the mark. JOPERD—The ....
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Application of Fair Play Guidelines in Physical Education
.... This approach does not differentiate between
sport and athletics or play and contest .... Were the approach
applied in an athletic contest, outcomes of the contests ....
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Personal Learning Experiences
.... experiences will include a final section in which new principles are
applied to show .... A person who wants to succeed in any
sport must first learn how to play ....
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SPORTS MASSAGE AND REHABILITATION
.... Hess, Beck and Miller (2001) note that deep transverse friction is often
applied to reduce .... One point that needs to be made here is that each
sport and/or ....
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Microeconomic Theory of Moving a Sports Team
.... Thus, while extraordinary accounting procedures can be
applied to produce whatever .... The effect of
sport setting on fan attendance motivation: The case of minor ....
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Mandatory Periodical Sources
.... Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents Women in
Sport & Physical .... Journal of Anthropological Research; Albuquerque Journal of
Applied Behavior Analysis ....
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Summary of Four Cases
.... The skier then contended that the act only
applied to ski-area operators and the .... Norcott determined that skiing was more like a
sport such as golf or running ....
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Salary Caps in Professional Sports
.... of $1.6 million per year is higher than in any other professional
sport (Smith, 1994 .... The salary caps that have been
applied so far in professional sports have ....
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Salary Caps in Sports
.... of $1.6 million per year is higher than in any other professional
sport (Smith, 1994 .... The salary caps that have been
applied so far in professional sports have ....
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Love and Basketball (2000)
.... in sports, by belonging to social clubs, country clubs, and
sport-specific clubs. .... This federal law
applied to educational institutions receiving federal funding ....
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Love and Basketball (2000)
.... in sports, by belonging to social clubs, country clubs, and
sport-specific clubs. .... This federal law
applied to educational institutions receiving federal funding ....
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Olympics Technology
.... If the suits are effective, this could lead to the
sport being driven by .... Because of this, the latest advances in technology are often
applied to training ....
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Analysis of Drugs Used by Athletes
.... This Code will be
applied to everyone competing in the 2004 Olympics in .... pressures - has largely sidelined the notion of fair competition that
sport is supposed ....
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Numerous incidents of violence at sporting events
....
Sport in society: Issues and controversies. .... "When violence overshadows the spirit of sporting competition." Journal of Community &
Applied Social Psychology 1:5 ....
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Violence at sporting events
....
Sport in society: Issues and controversies. .... "When violence overshadows the spirit of sporting competition." Journal of Community &
Applied Social Psychology 1:5 ....
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Performance Enhancing Drugs
.... This Code will be
applied to everyone competing in the 2004 Olympics in .... pressures - has largely sidelined the notion of fair competition that
sport is supposed ....
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Sports Industry
.... Sports marketing principles are also
applied to nonsports products associated with .... model there are three primary components: consumers of
sport, sports products ....
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