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Volume 29 (2015): Issue 2 (Jun 2015)

in The Sport Psychologist

Print ISSN:: 0888-4781

Online ISSN:: 1543-2793

Applied Research
- Cohesion and Performance for Female and Male Sport Teams
  
  By: Mark Eys, M. Blair Evans, Luc J. Martin, Jeannine Ohlert, Svenja A. Wolf, Michael Van Bussel and Charlotte Steins
  
  Pages: 97–109
- To Focus or Not to Focus: Is Attention on the Core Components of Action Beneficial for Cycling Performance?
  
  By: Maurizio Bertollo, Selenia di Fronso, Edson Filho, Vito Lamberti, Patrizio Ripari, Victor Machado Reis, Silvia Comani, Laura Bortoli and Claudio Robazza
  
  Pages: 110–119
- Stressors, Coping, and Support Mechanisms for Student Athletes Combining Elite Sport and Tertiary Education: Implications for Practice
  
  By: Suzanne Cosh and Phillip J. Tully
  
  Pages: 120–133
- Understanding the Relationship Between Coaches’ Basic Psychological Needs and Identity Prominence and Their Commitment, Positive Affect, and Intentions to Persist
  
  By: Jacquelyn Paige Pope and Craig Hall
  
  Pages: 134–142
- Why Do Athletes Remain Committed to Sport After Severe Injury? An Examination of the Sport Commitment Model
  
  By: Melissa Mae Iñigo, Leslie Podlog and Morgan S. Hall
  
  Pages: 143–155
Book Review
- My Work in Sport Psychology
  
  By: Kate F. Hays
  
  Pages: 156–157
Professional Practice
- Preparing for Performance: Strategies Adopted Across Performance Domains
  
  By: Stewart Cotterill
  
  Pages: 158–170
- Do Titles Matter in Sport Psychology? Performer Attitudes Toward Professional Titles and the Effect of a Brief Intervention
  
  By: Toby Woolway and Chris Harwood
  
  Pages: 171–182
- Sport Psychology Consultants’ Perceptions of Their Challenges at the London 2012 Olympic Games
  
  By: Peter Elsborg, Gregory M. Diment and Anne-Marie Elbe
  
  Pages: 183–195

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Volume 29 (2015): Issue 2 (Jun 2015)