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Conversing about Ethics

Vikki Krane

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 17 (2003): Issue 4 (Dec 2003)

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Note from the Editor

Graham Jones

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 10 (1996): Issue 1 (Mar 1996)

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Note from the Publisher

Linda Bump

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 10 (1996): Issue 1 (Mar 1996)

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Editorial Comment

Edited by Robin S. Vealey

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 9 (1995): Issue 1 (Mar 1995)

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Editorial Comment

Edited by Robin S. Vealey

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 6 (1992): Issue 1 (Mar 1992)

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Editorial Comment

Edited by Glyn C. Roberts

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 5 (1991): Issue 4 (Dec 1991)

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Editorial Comment

Edited by Glyn Roberts and Wayne Halliwell

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 4 (1990): Issue 4 (Dec 1990)

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Editorial Comment

Edited by Glyn C. Roberts

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 3 (1989): Issue 4 (Dec 1989)

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Gaining Entry with Athletic Personnel for Season-Long Consulting

Kenneth Ravizza

Consulting issues that confront applied sport psychology personnel in gaining entry to working with athletic teams on a long-term basis are discussed. Barriers to entry are examined at the onset and it is emphasized that these obstacles must be overcome by all consultants. Strategies for overcoming such barriers include establishing respect and trust of key athletic personnel, gaining the head coach’s respect, knowing the sport, becoming knowledgeable of the coach’s orientation and team dynamics, gaining support at all levels of the organization, clarifying services to be provided, and making presentations to coaching staffs and athletes. Additional guidelines are discussed in an effort to better clarify the role of the applied sport psychology consultant. These include clarifying one’s own consulting needs, maintaining confidentiality, the need for open and honest communication, support demonstrated by coaches, and collecting research data while consulting.

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 2 (1988): Issue 3 (Sep 1988)

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Editorial—ABC Nightline News Telecast Focuses on Sport Psychology

Daniel Gould

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 2 (1988): Issue 2 (Jun 1988)