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• About the Authors
• Preface
• 1 Introducing Sport Psychology
• 1.1 The History of Sport Psychology
• 1.2 Practising Sport Psychology
• 1.3 Ethical Issues in Sport Psychology
• 1.4 Sport Psychology Organisations, Sources and Resources
• 2 Anxiety and Stress in Sport
• 2.5 Stress, Anxiety and Arousal
• 2.6 Measuring Stress and Anxiety
• 2.7 Pre-performance Routines
• 2.8 Choking Under Pressure
• 2.9 Coping Strategies
• 3 Motivation
• 3.10 Sport Participation: Motives and Correlates
• 3.11 Burnout and Drop-out
• 3.12 Goal Setting
• 3.13 Fear of Failure and Need to Achieve
• 3.14 Self-Determination Theory
• 3.15 Achievement Goal Theory
• 3.16 Self-Efficacy and Perceived Competence
• 4 Cognitive Processes in Sport
• 4.17 Mental Imagery
• 4.18 Mental Practice
• 4.19 Attention and Concentration
• 4.20 Positive Self-Talk and Thought Control
• 4.21 Mental Toughness
• 5 Social Psychology of Sport
• 5.22 Team Cohesion
• 5.23 Team Building
• 5.24 Causal Attribution
• 5.25 Social Facilitation and Social Loafing
• 5.26 Leadership and Management
• 5.27 Effective Coaching Styles
• 5.28 Home Advantage
• 5.29 Aggression
• 5.30 Fans and Spectators
• 5.31 Social Identity Theory
• 6 Motor Skills
• 6.32 Motor Development
• 6.33 Expertise
• 6.34 Decision-Making
• 6.35 Practising Motor Skills
• 6.36 Analysis and Measurement of Motor Performance
• 7 Sport, Mental Health and Wellbeing
• 7.37 Gender, Diversity and Inclusion
• 7.38 Overtraining and Exercise Addiction
• 7.39 Injury and Retirement
• 7.40 Mental Health Awareness in Sport
• 7.41 Mental Health Disorder in Sport
• 7.42 Resilience
• 7.43 Mindfulness and Wellbeing in Sport
• Index