| Description |
xxiv, 295 pages ; 27 cm |
| Contents |
Part I. Methodologies and Inquiries in Research and Practice -- -- A narrative perspective : Identity, well-being, and trauma in professional sport / Kitrina Douglas, David Carless -- Representing applied research experiences through performance : Extending beyond text / David Llewellyn, David Gilbourne, Carmel Triggs -- In praise of quantitative methods : How numbers can change culture / Harriet D. Speed, Mark B. Andersen -- Critical reflections on doing reflective practice and writing reflective texts / Zoe Knowles, David Gilbourne, Alisa Niven -- Representing multilayered lives : Embracing context through the storied self / David Gilbourne, David Llewellyn -- The practitioner and client as storytellers : Metaphors and folktales in applied sport psychology practice / Mark B. Andersen, Harriet D. Speed -- -- Part II. Issues in Professional Delivery -- -- Collaborative practice : Multidisciplinary support alongside multiagency engagement / Dearbhla McCullough, Michael Korzinski -- Playful deviance / William B. Strean, D.J. Williams -- Sport psychology services are multicultural encounters : Differences as strengths in therapeutic relationships / Stephanie J. Hanrahan -- Problems in reflective practice : Self-bootstrapping versus therapeutic supervision / Jack C. Watson, John R. Lubker, Judy Van Raalte -- If you meet the Buddha on the football field, tackle him! / Mark B. Andersen, Joe Manion -- Taming the wild West : Training and supervision in applied sport psychology / David tod, David Lavallee -- Epiphanies and learning : A rejection of the performance-based myopia / David Gilbourne, David Priestley -- -- Part III. Issues in Sport Psychology Practice -- -- Making your way in the game : Boundary situations within England's professional football world / Mark Nesti, Martin Littlewood -- Safeguarding child athletes from abuse in elite sport systems : The role of the sport psychologist / Trisha Leahy -- Negotiating expectations in football's complex social culture / Robyn L. Jones, Kieran Kingston, Carly Stewart |
| Summary |
Gilbourne and Andersen assemble 16 essays on traditions, research models, and practices in applied sport psychology from sport psychologists from the UK, Australia, North America, and Hong Kong. They discuss methods and inquiry in research and practice, including quantitative inquiry, ethnodrama, autoethnography, storytelling, and reflective practice; issues in professional service delivery, such as collaborative practice, multiculturalism, supervision, training, and the use of Buddhist concepts; and topics like safeguarding child athletes from abuse in elite sports and working with coaches |
| Notes |
Formerly CIP. Uk |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Sports -- Psychological aspects.
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| Author |
Andersen, Mark B., 1951-
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Gilbourne, David.
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| LC no. |
2010039264 |
| ISBN |
0736078851 (hardcover) |
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9780736078856 (hardcover) |
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