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Future Research in Sport Psychology. The field of sport psychology cannot continue to grow unless research adds to the knowledge we have about the field. Consumers, including sport administrators, coaches, and athletes themselves want to know if specific sport psychology interventions work, and under what conditions. I maintain sport psychologists should also strive to increase the sophistication of their approaches to research. Two examples of a randomized control group design being used in sport and exercise psychology are studies authored by Tsutsumi et al.

Becoming more sophisticated with research questions and methodologies requires collaboration with scientists from other disciplines. We need experts in technology, sport, basic science, and statistical methods that will enable us to get answers to important practical questions.

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For instance the recent work of Hap Davis and colleagues with experts in neuroscience will enable us to learn how high level athletes swimmers respond to victory and defeat using the technology of fMRI. The findings should enable us to develop appropriate intervention strategies. The vast majority of young people entering the sport psychology profession want to be consultants and unfortunately want to work immediately at the highest level - professional sport.

Unfortunately these are unrealistic expectations. Interestingly many professional sport organizations do not care what your training is, which is frustrating to highly trained consultants and also for those of us that are involved in training graduate students. Most decision makers do not know there are differences between clinically trained psychologists and sport science trained practitioners. Likewise a terminal degree is usually not relevant to sport decision makers. What they want is someone that is capable of making a difference for their organization.

My advice continues to be this: Writing will help make you visible to decision makers in sport. Before attempting to work in the elite sport arena get a wide variety of experiences. For example, consulting with youth sport organization, high school, and university athletes. Do not be afraid to get out of your specialty sport comfort zone. The effects of high intensity strength training on quality of life parameters in cardiac rehabilitation patients. American Journal of Cardiology, 80, Neurophysiologic consequences of competitive upset: Mental skills for young athletes.

Perspectives, programs, and procedures. It provides an introduction to a selection of outdoor group and individual activities including: Students will be required to pass a Basic Aquatics Skill Test. This course is an introduction to important anatomical, biomechanical, perceptuomotor, physiological, and psychosocial factors that determine the way humans move.

Concurrently, the student is introduced to various scientific approaches used to study human movement behaviour. It includes lecture, observation and laboratory experiences. This course examines the nature and scope of physical education as a profession including a descriptive analysis of current sport and physical education structures, practices and issues.

This course examines the structure of human cells, tissues, digestive, endocrine, urinary, reproductive, circulatory, respiratory and nervous systems, with reference to human movement. This course is a study of the structure of the human musculoskeletal system with emphasis on the kinesiologic aspects. This course introduces critical ethical thinking in relation to current moral issues in sport such as violence, cheating, drug abuse, discrimination and commercialization.

It assesses what ends in sport are intrinsic as opposed to extrinsic. Some attention is also given to the moral codes adopted by various sport professionals. This course is a survey of contemporary psychology with reference to its historical development and emphasis on its present status and scientific methodology.

It examines the biosocial bases of behaviour, development and personality, motivation, emotion, perception and learning. It involves scaling of behavioural variables, some descriptive statistics, and some elementary experiments and other practical work. Prerequisite to all other PSYC courses. Jaouad Alem School of Human Kinetics. Christine Blais Human Kinetics. Jian Chen School of Human Kinetics. Sandra Dorman School of Human Kinetics. Tammy Eger School of Human Kinetics.

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