[Routledge International Handbooks 01] • Routledge International Handbook of Sport Psychology by Schinke, Robert J. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of figures List of tables List of contributors 1 Opening the discussion Part I International histories and contemporary perspective

2 Russia 3 The United States 4 China 5 Japan 6 Brazil 7 Canada 8 Israel 9 Spain 10 The United Kingdom

Part II Athlete adjustment and transitions

11 Career transitions 12 Adaptation, stress and coping in sport 13 Athlete development 14 Developing moral character through sport: delivering on the promise 15 The emergence of acculturation in the sport psychology landscape 16 Athlete burnout 17 Sport injury 18 Understanding athlete disordered eating: critical gender comparisons 19 Athlete maltreatment 20 Spirituality 21 Sport-related concussion

Part III Cultural sport psychology

Part IV Motivation and emotion

31 Self-regulation 32 Online mood profiling and self-regulation of affective responses 33 Mood measurement and regulation in applied settings 34 Goal orientation 35 Imagery 36 What is flow? Reconsideration of the state of optimal functioning beyond flow theory 37 Team resilience 38 Parental support in youth sport: a case of optimizing the motivational climate

Part V Cognition

39 Personality and performance: beyond the Big 5 40 Mental representation and learning 41 Expertise and mental practice 42 Biofeedback in sport 43 Mental toughness: critical reflections and future considerations 44 Self-talk in sport: where are we now?

Part VI Group dynamics

Part VII Forecasts to the future

Conclusion

56 Closing the loop

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