Social Psychology in Sport

Social Psychology in Sport

by David Lavallee (Author), David Lavallee (Author), Sophia Jowett (Author)

Synopsis

This work is aimed as a course text at the undergraduate level. It is the first sport psychology book that offers a comprehensive and indepth treatment of social psychology as it pertains to sport settings. 20 chapters are divided into five parts: relationships in sport, coaching leadership, motivational climates, social and cognitive processes and the athlete in the sports environment. Each chapter features a summary which emphasises the key points and a discussion to engage the class. Written by UK based authors from Loughborough University, it offers the reader the opportunity to consider topics individually and outside of a course setting.

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Format: Illustrated
Pages: 368
Edition: 1
Publisher: Human Kinetics(ADVANTAGE) (Consignment)
Published: 18 Sep 2006

ISBN 10: 0736057803
ISBN 13: 9780736057806

Media Reviews
This is by far the finest book on the subject in the field thus far in which both empirical research and practical hands-on experience make up the bulk of each chapter. This is the definitive resource for the most contemporary and comprehensive view of social psychology in a sport setting.
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Author Bio
Sophia Jowett, PhD, is a lecturer of sport and exercise psychology at Loughborough University. She is an accredited sport and exercise psychologist who worked as a consultant for the Greek Olympic team in Athens 2004. David Lavallee is a reader of sport and exercise psychology at Loughborough University. He has published three books, including Career Transitions in Sport: International Perspectives (2000), Sport Psychology: Contemporary Themes (2004) and Coping and Emotion in Sport (2004).