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Qualitative Research in Physical Activity and the Health Professions by William Pitney, Jenny Parker, 2009-05-01 Exercise Adherence: Its Impact on Public Health by Rod K. Dishman, 1988-01 The Rise and Fall of the Sportswoman: Women's Health, Fitness, and Athletics, 1860-1940 (American University Studies. Series IX, History, Vol 180) by Gregory Kent Stanley, 1996-08 The Social Psychology of Sport. (book reviews): An article from: Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport by Robert C. Eklund, 1994-03-01 Winning the Mind Game: Using Hypnosis in Sport Psychology by John H. Edgette, Tim Rowan, 2003-10-01 Prospective study of individual, social, and environmental predictors of physical activity: women's leisure running [An article from: Psychology of Sport & Exercise] by S. Titze, W. Stronegger, et all 2005-05-01 Fitness Motivation: Preventing Participant Dropout by W. Rejeski, Elizabeth Kenney-Bailey, 1991-11-18 Relationships between exercise and three components of mental well-being in corporate employees [An article from: Psychology of Sport & Exercise] by C. Thogersen-Ntoumani, K.R. Fox, et all Exercise and clinical depression: examining two psychological mechanisms [An article from: Psychology of Sport & Exercise] by L.L. Craft, 2005-03-01 ''Just do it... before you talk yourself out of it'': the self-talk of adults thinking about physical activity [An article from: Psychology of Sport & Exercise] by S. O'Brien Cousins, M.M. Gillis, 2005-05-01 Sport, Health and Drugs by van Waddington, 2007-03-20 Moroccan Success; The Kada Way by Greg Rowlerson, 2009-08-30 Optimal Muscle Performance and Recovery: Using the Revolutionary R4 System to Repair and Replenish Muscles for Peak Performance by Edmund Burke, 2003-04-14 Introduction to Health Psychology by Robert J. Gatchel, Andrew Baum, et all 1990-02-01

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81. School Of Human Movement And Exercise Science - Psychology
    Staff in exercise, health sport psychology study the sociocultural and psycho-social factors associated with involvement in human movement activities.  
    http://www.hmes.uwa.edu.au/about/staff/psychology

82. School Of Human Movement And Exercise Science - Robert Grove
    Grove@uwa.edu.au Research Interests. Exercise, health and sport psychology; Exercise, selfconcept and self-esteem; Psychological monitoring of athletes  
    http://www.hmes.uwa.edu.au/about/staff/psychology/robert_grove

83. Dr Antoinette Minniti - Senior Lecturer In Sport Psychology
    Benefits of sport and exercise for mental health Recognising the impacts so does the need for mental health and sport psychology professionals to team  
    http://www.ntu.ac.uk/research/schoolofbiomedicalandnaturalsciences/academic prof
    
    Extractions: Nottingham NG11 8NS, UK Responsibilities: Primary teaching contributions for Sport Science: Team teaching contributions for Sport Science: Teaching contributions on modules external to Sport Science: Research Interests: Current research interests include the following aspects of sport performance: Attributions and attribution retraining Motivation related to sport participation : Underlying motivational factors that are associated with participation in sport are important for designing appropriate programmes and meeting the physical health needs of various populations. In particular, research interests lie in the areas of achievement motivation and attributions as they relate to sport participation.

84. Exercise And Sport Psychology
    sport and health psychology and to train students to do the same. Required course work is drawn from the Department of psychology, health Education  
    http://www.utexas.edu/education/kinesiology/exsptpsych/
    
    Extractions: Research Lab ACADEMIC PROGRAMS KHE Home Graduate Undergraduate Financial Aid ... Contact Us Exercise and Sport Psychology Graduate Program The mission of the Exercise and Sport Psychology program is to generate, apply and disseminate knowledge in the fields of exercise, sport and health psychology and to train students to do the same. A Masters degree specialization in Exercise and Sport Psychology (M.A. with Thesis or M.Ed. without thesis) is offered within Kinesiology. This is primarily designed as a research degree for those students who are interested in the psychological aspects of physical activity. See the lab web page for detailed information ongoing projects. This degree provides an opportunity for additional course work and research centered on either health and exercise (exercise and mental health, mind-body health, exercise and preventative medicine, etc.) or sport (social psychology of sport, motivation and emotion, sport nutrition, etc.). A Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) specialization in Behavioral Health is offered within Health Education. This is primarily designed as an interdisciplinary research degree for those students who are interested in the psychological processes of health that occur across the lifespan. Required course work is drawn from the Department of Psychology, Health Education and Kinesiology. Those students who work with Dr. Bartholomew should have a primary interest in exercise and its role in health psychology. As a result, these students will be asked to complete additional course work in Exercise Science, with a particular emphasis in exercise physiology.

85. Master Of Arts: Psychology Of Sport And Health Behavior Curriculum
    Department of health and Sport Studies 028370 Seminar in psychology of Sport and Physical Activity 3 sh. Additional Courses Determined in consultation  
    http://www.uiowa.edu/~hss/ma/mapshb-curr.htm
    
    Extractions: Psychology (social or cognitive), Sociology (social psychology), C ounselor Education 028:235 Stress Management 2 s.h. 028:370 Seminar in Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity 3 s.h. Additional Courses Determined in consultation with advisor and based on program direction 5 s.h. Sport Psychology Emphasis : Electives s.h.)

86. Master Of Arts: Psychology Of Sport And Health Behavior
    Graduates go on to doctoral programs in sport, health, or associated fields or they enter health psychology of Sport and Physical Activity Curriculum  
    http://www.uiowa.edu/~hss/ma/mapshb.htm
    
    Extractions: The University of Iowa Department of Health and Sport Studies Master of Arts: Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity This specialization focuses on the dynamic interaction of psychological, cultural, and behavioral processes that inform and explain behavior in sport and health. Within the specialization students select an emphasis in Sport Psychology or Health Promotion The curriculum integrates the psychosocial aspects of participation in sport and physical activity with an analysis of the health consequences of a sedentary lifestyle. In addition to providing a theoretical framework for understanding sport and health-related behavior, the specialization provides students with an opportunity to develop skills in exercise prescription and assessment, dietary assessment, and stress management. Practicums are available at The University of Iowa Student Health Service, The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Johnson County Public Health, and local community agencies. Graduates go on to doctoral programs in sport, health, or associated fields or they enter health promotion, athletic, or sport professions in government, non-profit organizations, and business. Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity Curriculum

87. Loughborough University - SSES - Research Groups & Interests
    PEA026 Sport and Exercise psychology Across the Lifespan (Year 1; 10 credits) PEB026 Psychological Factors psychology of Physical Activity health.  
    http://www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/sses/research/psychology/

88. BU Libraries | Research Guides | Human Movement, Sports, Leisure And Health
    International Journal of Sport psychology Official Journal of the Journal of health Education Mugar LB 3401 A57, Sociology of Sport Journal  
    http://www.bu.edu/library/guides/sports.html

89. Lsc 3.0 Alpha Release
    Physical and Mental health psychology in Sport. There is a close relationship between mental health and physical health. When athletes are involved in  
    http://www.lsc.org/online_science/sports_psychology/sport_psychology.html

90. UIUC Kinesiology - Graduate Studies
    but not synonymous with sport and health psychology. A graduate kinesiology degree with an exercise and sport psychology emphasis would also provide  
    http://www.kines.uiuc.edu/grad/specialize/psych.html
    
    Extractions: Emphasis in Exercise and Sport Psychology Defining the Field he last decade has witnessed an increasing growth of interest in the field of exercise and sport psychology. The basic concerns of exercise and sport psychology fall into two areas: (1) how psychological and physiological factors influence exercise and sport behavior, and (2) how exercise and sport experiences influence the psychological and physiological functioning of individuals. Exercise and sport psychology employs psychological theories and principles in an effort to understand, predict, and promote exercise and sport-related behavior. Although not limited to these areas, topics falling under the rubric of exercise psychology might include adoption and adherence issues in exercise, exercise effects on cognitive and psychosocial function, exercise effects on brain activation, body image and physical activity, exercise and stress reactivity. Exercise psychology is related to, but not synonymous with sport and health psychology. Exercise is the process of interest and, as such, involves the interplay of kinesiology, psychology, and physiology. Sample topics that are studied in sport psychology include motivational processes, attention, social influence relationships, personality, arousal regulation, and children's psychological development through sport. Although such topics as stress management, arousal, attentional control, and other psychological skills are covered in course work, the graduate program in sport psychology is not directed toward performance enhancement.

91. Sport Psychology And Hypnosis
    Hypnosis and applied sport psychology can help in many ways . Supreme health and Fitness. High quality digital audio recordings to help you take control  
    http://www.hypnos.info/cds/sportspsy.html
    
    Extractions: Things Hypnotherapy Can Help With ... SELF HYPNOSIS Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy uk The mind and the body are linked in the same way different parts of a computer are linked. Your mind tells your body what movements to make and your body tells your mind what it is seeing, feeling etc. The mind is the most powerful computer in the world and it can help your body to achieve amazing things. It can help show your body how to make rockets and go into space but for the purposes of sporting excellence and achievement it can help you to be the best you possibly can be. Just how good is this? Who knows! You will have to answer that one yourself. Hypnosis and applied sport psychology can help in many ways. 1. Goal setting Achievement and performance goals as well as states, eg confidence, motivation.

92. Runner's & Triathlete's Web Sports Psychology : Exercise Addiction
    Posted July 25, 2005. sports psychology Exercise Addiction Retrieved April 10, 2004 from http//news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3253258.stm.  
    http://www.runnersweb.com/running/news/rw_news_20050725_SM_Addiction.html
    
    Extractions: Visit the FrontPage View in Runner's Web Frame Posted: July 25, 2005 Sports Psychology: Exercise Addiction By Michelle Cleere, Sports Psychology Consultant Introduction While so much society right now is focused on obesity and that fact that obesity is right up there around the #1 killer of American’s, there is another portion of the population at the other end of the spectrum addicted to exercise. Most of these addicts are women, ages 35-60 that are “running on a treadmill for hours, spinning out of control or climbing stairs that lead to nowhere”1 because they have lost their physical, emotional and spiritual balance. They are unhappy in their lives wondering whether or not they have accomplished anything significant and are unhappy with their appearance. This article is going to discuss positive versus negative exercise addiction, addiction and the brain, the personality of an addict, and how trainers might help offset exercise addiction. Positive versus negative exercise addiction Exercise addiction is a psychological and/or physiological dependence on a regular exercise program that is characterized by withdrawal symptoms after 24-36 hours of no exercise. These symptoms may include: anxiety, irritability, nervousness, guilt, etc which only occurs if a person is prevented from exercise due to circumstances beyond their control.2

93. [ Methodist Sports Medicine Center ]
    Sport psychologist Chris Carr also works with athletes and coaches at Methodist sports Medicine Center published a 2004 Fall health insert for the  
    http://www.methodistsports.com/
    
    Extractions: Methodist Sports Medicine Center is a recognized leader in the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries. What does that mean to you? Results. Enthusiasm. Availability. Expertise. Specialists. Innovation. In other words, our treatment will help you get active at sports, work or life and play again sooner! For a second consecutive year, the Indianapolis Colts ended the National Football League season with a playoff loss in New England. Sunday, the Patriots beat the Colts 20-3 in an AFC Divisional playoff game. Methodist Sports Medicine Center physicians have provided sports medicine and medical coverage for the Colts since 1984. Dr. Art Rettig, Dr. Gary Misamore, Dr. Tom Klootwyk and Dr. Doug Robertson provide comprehensive medical coverage for the Colts.

94. UNBSJ Ward Chipman Library Sport And Exercise Psychology
    International Society of Sport psychology, 10th World Congress Exercise and Sport psychology Newsletter, some fulltext; IDEA health and Fitness,  
    http://www.unbsj.ca/library/subject/sportpsy.htm
    
    Extractions: Sport and Exercise Psychology Resources Reference Resources Children and Youth in Sport Exercise, Nutrition and Health Human Performance and Motivation ... Related Subjects Athletic Insight , 1999 forward, full-text Exercise and Sport Psychology Newsletter , some full-text IDEA Health and Fitness , through FindArticles, 1998 forward, full-text Journal of Exercise Physiology , 1998 forward, full-text PCPFS Research Digests , 1993 forward, full-text Physician and Sports Medicine Online , 1996 forward, significant full-text

95. Psychology Degree Online | Degree Programs In Clinical Psychology, Sport Psychol
    counseling psychology, organizational psychology, health psychology, school psychology, sport psychology, and more from accredited universities and  
    http://www.worldwidelearn.com/health-science/psychology-degrees.htm
    
    Extractions: Pursuing graduate education in the increasingly complex field of Psychology requires careful examination of four factors: 1) your interests, 2) educational opportunities, 3) employment and professional aspirations, and 4) requirements for licensure. Then you must consider how you will integrate high quality education and required residencies into your life. Seem complicated? Not at Capella University. At Capella, programs are designed so you learn through a blend of theoretical principles, research and applied experiences. Online pyschology degree programs offered: PhD in Psychology / General Program PhD in Psychology / Educational Psychology PhD in Psychology / Industrial/Organizational Psychology PsyD / Clinical Psychology PsyD / Counseling Psychology MS in Psychology / General Program MS in Psychology / Clinical Psychology MS in Psychology / Counseling Psychology MS in Psychology / Educational Psychology MS in Psychology / Industrial / Organizational Psychology

96. Advisory Board Members
    Dr. Wang s expertise is in the areas of sport and exercise psychology, Director of Sport psychology Commission of the International Council for health,  
    http://www.yorku.ca/wellness/advisoryboard/advisoryboardmembers
    
    Extractions: Advisory Board Chairman Dr. Joseph Levy is a full Professor at York University teaching in the School of Health Policy and Management, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies. He is also the founder and Director of the Centre for Wellness Research and Education at York University (formerly "The Wellness Centre"), whose mandate is to initiate research, programs and services in the health promotion and wellness areas. Dr. Levy has four university degrees: B.A. (Psychology-Wilfrid Laurier University), B.Ph.E. (University of Waterloo), M.S.W. (Wilfrid Laurier University) and a Ph.D. (Health Planning- University of Waterloo). Between 1971 and 1985, Dr. Joseph Levy was a Professor at the University of Waterloo in the Faculty of Applied Health Studies. In 1985 he was appointed a Full Professor and Director of the Wellness Program at York University. In addition to his academic work in Canada, Dr. Levy has been invited to lecture at Universities, hospitals, clinics, spas and health related programs in the United States, South America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

97. Careers As A Psychologist: Physical Health
    Careers as a Psychologist Physical health. Exercise and Sport psychology. health psychology. Pediatric psychology. Rehabilitation psychology  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~psych/undergrad/PsychField/psychph.html
    
    Extractions: Division 47 - Exercise and Sport Psychology brings together psychologists, as well as exercise and sport scientists, interested in research, teaching, and service in this area. The APA Running Psychologists is an affiliated group. The Division currently has committees on diversity issues and education and training. The Division sponsors preconvention workshops at the APA convention. The Exercise and Sport Psychology Newsletter is published three times a year.

98. BSc Combined Honours: Sport & Exercise With Psychology , C6C8 , Trinity And All
    Research Design/health Lifestyle Development; Sport psychology and Coaching; Seminal Studies in psychology; Professional Attachment  
    http://www.tasc.ac.uk/courses/courseinfo.asp?route=C6C8

99. PSY@TxState Undergraduate Information Minor In Forensic Psychology
    Psychological Perspective 3331 Social psychology 4390 - sports psychology **. Group 1 = health psychology Wellness (choose one of the following)  
    http://www.psych.txstate.edu/undergrad/sports.shtml

100. Psychology Topics
     Sleep, sports psychology Substance Abuse StatisticsMental health Tests Measurements Vision Weblinks - Multi-topics  
     http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/EDP/psychology.html
     
     Extractions: Community Psychology History of Psychology Classics in the History of Psychology . Contains flutist of public domain books and key articles in psychology. Institute of Psychohistory . The Institute of Psychohistory is a scholarly research and publication institute chartered by the State of New York as The Association for Psychohistory, Inc, a nonprofit educational corporation.

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