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Erratum. Personality and Attitudinal Predictors of Sportspersonship in Recreational Sport
Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology
Erratum. Mental Health Literacy Workshop for Youth Sport Coaches: A Mixed-Methods Pilot Study
International Sport Coaching Journal
TO OUR READERS: An error appeared in the following article: Drew, B.J., Sutcliffe, J.T., Liddle, S.K., Bruner, M.W., McLaren, C.D., Swann, C., Schweickle, M.J., & Vella, S.A. (2023). Mental health literacy workshop for youth sport coaches: A mixed-methods pilot study. International Sport Coaching
Development of the Sport Mental Health Continuum—Short Form (Sport MHC-SF)
Brian J. Foster and Graig M. Chow
Research investigating well-being in competitive athletics has found that athletes with greater well-being are more likely to thrive in their competitive environment ( Jones, Meijen, McCarthy, & Sheffield, 2009 ). Elite athletes have numerous barriers to achieving well-being due to their sport
Erratum. Reconstructing, Challenging, and Negotiating Sex/Gender in Sport: U.S. Public Opinion About Transgender Athletes’ Rights, Rights for Athletes With Varied Sex Characteristics, Sex Testing, and Gender Segregation
Sociology of Sport Journal
TO OUR READERS: An error appeared in the ahead-of-print version of the following article: Knoester, C., Allison, R., & Fields, V.T. (2023). Reconstructing, challenging, and negotiating sex/gender in sport: U.S. public opinion about transgender athletes’ rights, rights for athletes with varied sex
#SportToo: Implications of and Best Practice for the #MeToo Movement in Sport
Mitch Abrams and Michelle L. Bartlett
, may be the most widely seen social media phenomenon demonstrating the importance of a meaningful response by those involved in sports. Individuals that have training in two vital areas: clinical psychology/counseling and in sport and performance, particularly in understanding athletic and sport
Reflections on the Maturing Research Literature of Self-Talk in Sport: Contextualizing the Special Issue
James Hardy, Nikos Comoutos, and Antonis Hatzigeorgiadis
The foundations of self-talk research are intertwined with the complex interactions between cognition, affect, and behavior, and reflect the origins of the field of sport psychology and its connections with cognitive psychology, personality theories, and social-cognitive approaches to understanding
Re-Norming Sport for Inclusivity: How the Sport Community Has the Potential to Change a Toxic Culture of Harassment and Abuse
Melissa L. Breger, Margery J. Holman, and Michelle D. Guerrero
protecting young boys from future acts of assault needs to include girls as they often exist in environments where the rigid hierarchy and power structure place them in a vulnerable population. Norms (often in the guise of tradition) that have contributed to sexual violence, permeate sport, and need to be
Mindful Sport Performance Enhancement: Randomized Controlled Trial of a Mental Training Program With Collegiate Athletes
Carol R. Glass, Claire A. Spears, Rokas Perskaudas, and Keith A. Kaufman
acceptance of unpleasant internal states ( Gardner & Moore, 2004 , 2007 ; Kaufman, Glass, & Arnkoff, 2009 ), which is a central tenet of mindfulness-based interventions. Mindfulness skills appear especially well-matched to sport performance enhancement. As Gordhamer ( 2014 ) contended, “The benefits of
Athlete Narratives of Sexual Harassment and Abuse in the Field of Sport
Kristine Bisgaard and Jan Toftegaard Støckel
world started to share stories of sexual harassment and abuse (SHA). Also in the field sport, silenced voices came forward. The 59-year-old Nicola Werdernigg, former Austrian national downhill champion, publicly disclosed that while attending a ski academy run, she had been raped ( Fry, 2018 ). Based on
A Qualitative Exploration of Division I Tennis Players Completing the Mindfulness Meditation Training for Sport 2.0 Program
Trevor Cote, Amy Baltzell, and Robert Diehl
Over the past 2 decades, mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) in sport have grown from a niche approach to performance excellence into a “mainstream option for sport psychologists across the globe” ( Gardner, 2016 , p. 147). Such interest is based on growing empirical research supporting the
