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期刊名:Journal of sport & exercise psychology

缩写:J SPORT EXERCISE PSY

ISSN:0895-2779

e-ISSN:1543-2904

IF/分区:2.6/Q2

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Quiet eye (QE) characteristics are trainable; however, little is known about the transferability into novel aiming tasks. The current study examines transfer from a dart throwing task to a beanbag throwing task. Twenty-four participants wer...
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This study aimed to examine the prevalence of mental well-being and its relationships with depression and anxiety among international elite athletes. The sample consisted of 244 international elite athletes (Mage = 21.41 years, 52.0% men). ...
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The transition from competitive athletics to postcareer life presents unique challenges driven by shifts in identity. This study examined how multiple identity dimensions influence postcareer adaptation among South Korean student-athletes. ...
Julian Fritsch,Milana D&#x;Agostino,Philip Furley Julian Fritsch
The decoding of nonverbal behavior is thought to be influenced by both bottom-up automatic perceptual and top-down higher order cognitive processes. In this study, we aimed to provide initial evidence for the association between response ti...
Jonathan Rhodes,Amelie Leach Jonathan Rhodes
Imagery is widely used in sport, but its effectiveness depends on how it is structured and the range of senses engaged. This study compared Functional Imagery Training-a multisensory, motivational intervention-with single-sense internal vis...
Sohvi Nuojua,Anna-Maiju Leinonen,Raija Korpelainen et al. Sohvi Nuojua et al.
Self-compassion, a compassionate attitude toward oneself, has been associated with positive physical activity (PA) outcomes. This cross-sectional study on the 33- to 35-year follow-up data of the Northern Finland Birth Cohort 1986 examined ...
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Physical inactivity remains a major public health concern. While affective experiences are known to influence physical activity (PA), it is less clear how affective memories from physical education (PE) influence PA behavior in adulthood. T...
Daniel J Kinghorn,Matthew Hutchinson,Sinead Curry et al. Daniel J Kinghorn et al.
Exercise at higher intensities has been hypothesized to lead to greater decreases in affective valence, negatively impacting exercise enjoyment and adherence. Thus, findings that high-intensity interval training and sprint interval training...
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Kim Gammage,Margo Adam,Matthew Bird et al. Kim Gammage et al.
Joachim Hüffmeier,Ann-Kathrin Torka,Rune Høigaard et al. Joachim Hüffmeier et al.
In 2019, Schleu et al. showed that 400-m runners at major championships exhibited team effort gains-they ran faster in the relay than in the individual competition. However, due to low statistical power, it remains unclear whether these fin...