The Future of Applied Sport Psychology

in Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology
Robert M. Nideffer 1 , Peter DuFresne 1 , David Nesvig 1 , and Dennis Selder 2
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  • 1 California School of Professional Psychology
  • 2 San Diego State University
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1123/jsp.2.3.170
In Print:
Volume 2: Issue 3
Pages:
170–174
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Applied sport psychology is a field that is still in search of a definition. This article examines some of the ethical issues involved in the provision of psychological services to athletes and coaches. Observations are made regarding the types of services that sport psychologists are offering. The need for the development of applied internship experiences is emphasized.

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