| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| Accuracy of Free Throw Shooting During Dual-Task Performance: Implications of Attentional Disruption on Performance |
2008 |
8743 |
The purpose of this research was to use the dual-task paradigm to examine the effect of a secondary reaction time task on free throw performance and to determine the point of peak attentional demand during the free throw process. Thirty subjects, ran... |
| Development of a preliminary rehabilitation adherence measure for athletic training |
2008 |
5387 |
The present investigation aims to 1) identify indicators (i.e., behaviors) of sport injury rehabilitation adherence that are relevant to collegiate athletic training and 2) develop a preliminary rehabilitation adherence measure for athletic training ... |
| The Role of High School Coaches in the Intercollegiate Athletics Recruiting Process |
2008 |
3864 |
This investigation examined the role of high school coaches during the intercollegiate athletics recruiting process. Data were collected using a self-report survey administered to 214 current NCAA Division II student-athletes representing four privat... |
| Investigation of Needs, Best Practices, and Challenges in Physical Education with Limited English Proficient Students in North Carolina |
2008 |
3696 |
The purpose of this study was to identify the needs and challenges for physical educators who teach Limited English Proficient (LEP) students in the state of North Carolina, and to begin to develop a teaching model to address those needs and challeng... |
| Assessing effective teacher behaviors in athletic training clinical education |
2005 |
2762 |
"The present study assessed the use of effective teacher behaviors in athletic training clinical education. Research involved development and use of: 1) the 20-question Survey of Effective Clinical Educator Behaviors (SECEB) to assess student and in... |
| Subclinical Eating Disorders Among Female |
2005 |
3231 |
The purpose of this present study was to examine subclinical eating disorders among female collegiate athletes. Specifically, this study investigated the prevalence of subclinical eating disorders among athletes, compared the prevalence among athlete... |
| Effects of a formal goal setting program on recovery after athletic injury |
2005 |
6919 |
"The present study investigates the effects of a formal goal setting program on self-confidence, satisfaction, and rehabilitation adherence in injured NCAA student-athletes. Six athletes volunteered for the study (mean age=20.7 years, 4 males and 2 f... |
| Achievement Goal Profiles Among Elite Baseball Players |
2005 |
2292 |
"Ten interviews with minor league baseball players were conducted to determine whether they utilized task, ego, or both goal orientations. Goal shifting, goal setting, and situational influences were also examined. The players reported a moderate to ... |
| Binaries and bridging : a feminist analysis of women's rugby participation |
2005 |
5037 |
F"The purpose of this research was to explore the experiences of women who play rugby as articulated by the women themselves. 14 women took part in three focus groups to discuss their experiences in rugby and the meanings they attributed to them. The... |
| A phenomenological exploration of the sport-career transition experiences that affect subjective well-being of former national football players |
2006 |
16437 |
"The purpose of this study was to gain understanding and insight into the dynamics of the sport-career transition experiences of former National Football League athletes and examine how subjective well-being is influenced by this developmental stage.... |
| A coaching self model : experiences of self among college basketball coaches |
2006 |
2000 |
"A qualitative case study approach was used to explore the self-concept of four NCAA Division III head basketball coaches. Following Markus and Wurf's (1987) dynamic self-concept model, the development, components, and relational factors of the coach... |
| The relationships among role involvement, team cohesion, and athlete satisfaction |
2006 |
4715 |
"The purpose of this study was to determine the nature of the relationships among role ambiguity, role acceptance, role satisfaction, team cohesion, and athlete satisfaction. It was hypothesized that role ambiguity would predict both role acceptance ... |
| Bargaining with patriarchy : former women coaches' experiences and their decision to leave collegiate coaching |
2006 |
6692 |
"The purpose of the study was to better understand the experiences of former female coaches and their decision to terminate their careers, especially in relation to the patriarchal nature of U.S. collegiate sport. A feminist perspective and mixed-met... |
| The influence of athletic identity, expectation of toughness, and attitude toward pain and injury on athletes' help-seeking tendencies |
2007 |
7944 |
"The present investigation examined the influence of athletic identity, expectation of toughness, and reported attitude toward pain and injury on instrumental and emotional social support help-seeking tendencies for the pains and injuries athletes ex... |
| A supervision program for approved clinical instructors in athletic training |
2009 |
3439 |
Teacher education programs use the process of clinical supervision (planning conference, field observation, and feedback conference) to continually work with student teachers while they are engaged in the teaching process to support and assist them i... |
| A comparison of African-American athletes' nurturing experiences at historically black and historically white colleges/universities. |
2009 |
3454 |
The belief that Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) nurture African-American students better than Historically White Colleges and Universities (HWCU) is widely held. This belief is likely grounded in the historical development of Amer... |
| The examination of humor usage and its relationship to cohesion in male collegiate basketball |
2010 |
4891 |
The purpose of this study was to gain insight and understanding into the humor experience in collegiate sport. The specific purpose of this study was to determine the styles of humor used among male collegiate basketball players, the uses humor serve... |
| Adolescent girls’ perceptions of their physical activity behaviors and social environment. |
2010 |
2605 |
The purpose of this study was to explore how social relationships and
environmental settings impact physical activity attitudes and behaviors for adolescent
girls. Guided by a social ecological framework and following a phenomenological
interpreti... |
| Experiences and coping responses of sexual harassment among Puerto Rican female student-athletes. |
2010 |
19118 |
The central purpose of this study was to explore sexual harassment experiences and behavioral responses among collegiate female student-athletes. This study extended previous research to a different cultural context, and used a different conceptual f... |
| Perceptions and experiences of lesbian intercollegiate coaches. |
2010 |
2618 |
The purpose of this study was to provide a more complete picture of lesbians in sport by investigating the perceptions and experiences of lesbian intercollegiate coaches. Fifty-two self-identified lesbian head and assistant coaches from NCAA Division... |
| Psychosocial Factors and Physical Activity Among Black Adolescent Females |
2010 |
1531 |
The purpose of this study was to develop a better understanding of the physical activity behavior of Black female adolescents age 14-18 in the Charlotte, NC public school community by examining the relationship between physical activity and self-effi... |
| Perceived cultural competence levels among challenge course facilitators |
2011 |
6681 |
The purpose of this study was to provide a greater understanding of the perceived levels and the importance of cultural competence within the context of challenge course facilitation and professional practice. One hundred seventy-two challenge course... |
| The relationship between athletic identity and physical activity levels after retirement from collegiate sports |
2011 |
14942 |
Self-identity is important in the transition into retirement from collegiate sports, and athletic identity is a major source of self-identity for athletes. Given that research reveals a positive relationship between athletic identity and physical act... |
| Perceived environmental restorativeness and affective responses to indoor vs. outdoor exercise |
2011 |
5957 |
The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of environmental setting (indoor vs. outdoor) on affect and attentional focus during exercise. In this counterbalanced, repeated measures design, 26 women (ages 18-26) exercised at a moderate int... |
| Body knowledge and repetition: re-conceiving ability through students' visual narratives of sport, physical education and fitness |
2011 |
8001 |
The purpose of this dissertation study was to investigate how students enrolled in two different undergraduate core kinesiology courses conceived knowledge of the body through visual storytelling, a mode of writing that uses visual elements, like pho... |
| On our feet: feasibility trial of an intervention to reduce sedentary behavior and increase physical activity |
2012 |
5593 |
Sedentary behavior (SB) is emerging as an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes (Katzmarzyk, 2010, Owen et al., 2010), and is a target for intervention. This study examined effects of a Social Cognitive intervention t... |
| An examination of motivational, goal achievement, and sport commitment differences in youth team and individual tennis populations |
2012 |
7810 |
In recent years there has been a steady increase in the number of children playing team sports. Young people are also engaging in individual sports such as tennis, gymnastics, golf, and running. Therefore, research has been conducted on many aspects ... |
| Development and evaluation of a training program for pediatric residents on physical activity interventions |
2012 |
2570 |
Physical activity (PA) provides numerous health benefits; however, PA levels decline as children age. Primary care-based physical activity interventions (PAI) are moderately effective in increasing youth PA levels. Medical organizations recommend tha... |
| Cultural competence of sport psychology consultants in Taiwan in working with LGBT athletes |
2013 |
6285 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the cultural competence of sport psychology consultants in Taiwan in working with LGBT athletes and dealing with related issues in sport. Semi-structured interviews and grounded theory analysis were used to un... |
| The relationships among mental toughness, hardiness, optimism and coping: a structural equation modeling approach |
2014 |
8791 |
Sport can be stressful with the time demands, emphasis on winning, and high expectations. Being able to positively reinterpret events, remain calm and relaxed under pressure, and maintain emotional control may be essential to athletes' ability to cop... |
| The relationship of team cohesion to individual anxiety among recreational soccer players |
2014 |
5001 |
Cohesion is the most often studied group dynamics factor in sport and exercise psychology (Brawley, Carron, & Widmeyer, 1987; Carron, 1982; Carron, Widmeyer, & Brawley, 1985). The group dynamics research has focused on the relationship between cohesi... |
| The influence of exercise type and motivation on music preference |
2015 |
2196 |
Music is employed rather ubiquitously in exercise settings and has been shown to contribute positively to exercise motivation. It would seem that individuals listen to music that is preferable to them for the duration of their exercise participation;... |
| The relationship of perceived autonomy-supportive coaching behavior with motivation among high school athletes |
2016 |
2012 |
Recent literature suggests that coaches play a significant role in creating a climate that fosters self-determined motivation among athletes. Coaching style influences athlete perception, motivation, and performance. Research supports that an autonom... |
| An exploration into the motivation for physical activity in individuals with Multiple Sclerosis |
2016 |
1289 |
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic degenerative autoimmune disease of the central nervous system that affects approximately 2.1 million people world-wide (National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 2005). Symptoms include limitations with both physical (... |
| An examination of the effect of the National soccer coaches association of America's national diploma course on coaches' perceived competencies and program effectiveness |
2011 |
3990 |
The purpose of this investigation was to learn the effect of a soccer coaching education course upon the coaching efficacy as measured by the Coaching Efficacy Scale (CES; Feltz, Helper, Roman, & Paiement; 2009) of coaches participating in the course... |
| Physical activity and quality of life in Korean adolescents: the mediating role of physical self-worth and moderating role of gender |
2018 |
327 |
Physical activity is positively associated with physical self-worth and quality of life in older adults (McAuley et al., 2006), young adults (Joseph et al., 2014) and children and adolescents (Breslin et al., 2017; Ekeland, Heian, & Hagen, 2005). Pre... |
| An exploration of cross-cultural interactions among collegiate sport coaches and international student-athletes |
2018 |
717 |
The purpose of the project was to understand collegiate sport coaches’ engagement in cross-cultural interactions with international student-athletes (ISAs). Horn’s working model of coaching effectiveness (2008) identifies cultural context as an antec... |
| Developing a curriculum of person-centered care in athletic training |
2018 |
675 |
A person-centered model of healthcare is considered the gold standard of care; however, athletic training continues to operate within a biomedical model of care. More research is needed to understand how to best incorporate person-centered care into ... |
| Team flow in a Japanese university baseball team: narrative study of a university baseball coach |
2012 |
3939 |
This research focuses on the role of the coach in developing team flow and achieving successful results in Japanese university baseball. The purpose of this study, which was addressed using narrative analysis of coach interviews and participant obser... |
| Body perceptions and motivation in rhythmic gymnastics in South Korea |
2017 |
1850 |
Previous research in the field of aesthetic sports such as gymnastics, figure skating and dance, indicates that athletes in these disciplines experience more body dissatisfaction and higher weight concerns than participants in other sports. Studies a... |
| Integrating holistic human performance training into Basic Law Enforcement Training |
2018 |
403 |
The purpose of this research was to evaluate the efficacy and acceptability of integrating holistic human performance (HHP) training into Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET). Historical data from 37 police officer trainees (28 males, 9 females; M =... |
| Relationships among perceived stress, burnout, and physical activity in social workers |
2018 |
2739 |
Relatively few studies have examined the extent to which participation in physical activity can address burnout in social workers. Research conducted with other human service professionals consistently suggests routine exercise can be a viable, cost-... |
| An examination of a psychological skills intervention in an exercise program for overweight and obese individuals |
2017 |
410 |
Obesity may be defined as a state in which an individual has accrued an excess amount of body fat that may be dangerous for one’s overall health (CDC, 2015; Flegel, Carroll, & Ogden, 2012). One treatment option for obesity is bariatric surgery, which... |
| The role of socializing agents on dropout and continuing participation of adolescent girls in male-dominated sports |
2017 |
1203 |
Findings indicate that sports have positive effects on young girls’ cognitive and social skills, as well as on their mental and physiological states (Beets &Pitetti, 2005; Blom, Bronk, Coakley, Lauer & Sawyer, 2013). However, the participation of you... |
| An examination of a model of burnout in dual-role teacher-coaches |
1990 |
328 |
This study developed and tested a model of stress and burnout in dual-role teacher-coaches. Following Smith's (1986) cognitive-affective model of stress and burnout In athletics, this Investigation examined: (a) the contribution of the stress apprais... |
| A modeling approach to identity, motivation, and physical activity participation in former college athletes |
2014 |
4873 |
Research indicates that many athletes fail to maintain regular physical activity participation after transitioning out of competitive sports. Despite the important health consequences for athletes who drop from high activity to inactivity after compl... |
| A cross-cultural study on exercise motivation and behavior : the case of American and Taiwanese exercisers |
1991 |
429 |
The study examined exercise motivation and behavior of two cultural groups, American and Taiwanese. Gender and group differences on associated variables were studied. Also, relationships between psychological and personal variables were tested. Self-... |
| Creating a culturally responsive online personal health course |
2019 |
433 |
Many Americans face critical barriers to living a healthy lifestyle because of their status as members of marginalized social groups (Gill, 2007; Harrison & Clark, 2016; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2018). Factors such as race/ethnicity and income... |
| The influence of a collegiate fitness and wellness course on the students’ physical activity motivation and behavior |
2019 |
558 |
Physical activity has many physical and psychological benefits; however, many college students are currently inactive. More research is needed to understand how to improve physical activity behaviors in college students. This study evaluated the infl... |
| Developing a proposal for the implementation of Adventure Education in higher education. |
2019 |
1899 |
Adventure Education is the field of study that uses human-powered activities in the wilderness to facilitate both individual and group growth and development. Over the past few decades, this field has focused on a return to the natural environment to... |
| Promotion of mental health referral efficacy in college athletic trainers |
2019 |
605 |
College student-athletes are an at-risk population for negative mental health. Numerous factors are associated with an increased susceptibility to mental health issues, including academics and athletics (Breslin, Shannon, Haughey, Donnelly, & Leavey,... |
| Chronic effects of fitness on the golf putt |
1992 |
211 |
The present investigation examined (1) potential chronic fitness effects on cognitive and motor performance and (2) three theories of attentional interference. Twenty-four golfers, 12 fit and 12 unfit, participated in the study. All golfers were of i... |
| The influence of individual and team goals on cohesion and performance in youth bowling |
1992 |
283 |
The purpose of this investigation was twofold: (a) to determine the influence of individual and team goals on cohesion and performance in youth bowling; and (b) to investigate the cohesion-performance relationship. Specifically, it was hypothesized t... |
| An investigation of self-efficacy and control theory with elite distance runners |
1992 |
198 |
The purpose of the present study was to investigate the role of self-efficacy, outcome expectations, and private self-consciousness (PSC) in elite distance runners. Ninety -four male and female runners completed biographical, self-efficacy, outcome s... |
| Meanings of athletic identity within the multidimensional self and social context |
2020 |
461 |
The topic of athletic identity has garnered increased attention in recent decades. While there have been shifts in understandings, the majority of studies rely on the original conceptualization of the construct based on Brewer, Van Raalte, and Linder... |
| Be well! A strengths-based approach to increasing physical activity and enhancing wellbeing |
2020 |
349 |
Today’s female college students face high mental health concerns and low levels of physical activity (PA). The college setting is an ideal environment for shaping positive behaviors that serve students well during and after their college years. The p... |
| Patient-rated outcome measures in athletic training: an exploratory study |
2020 |
336 |
Healthcare has transitioned away from a focus solely on clinician-oriented evidence to include patient-oriented evidence or considering what is important to the patient. Patient-rated outcome measures (PROs) are one mechanism through which patient-or... |
| Can we play outside? Social and emotional learning and preschooler physical activity during outdoor play |
2020 |
1271 |
Preschool age (3-5 years) children are known for their spontaneity, high levels of physical activity (PA), and inquisitive nature. The preschool years are associated with rapid social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development. Active play is co... |
| Physical education for language acquisition in middle school ELLs |
2020 |
521 |
English language learners (ELL) are a growing population in U.S. schools. ELL students are expected to meet the same learning standards as their native English-speaking peers. The progress of ELL students has been poor and evidence suggests that teac... |
| Minorities in Kinesiology: challenges encountered in the pursuit of an athletic training degree and beyond |
2020 |
324 |
Racial and ethnic minorities in higher education have low enrollment and graduation rates. This well-known problem continues to plague the higher education system. Specifically, in athletic training, the enrollment and retention numbers for minoritie... |
| Growth-minded athletes: does coaching feedback matter? |
2018 |
646 |
The purpose of the current study was to begin to understand the relationship between coaching feedback focal points and mindset (fixed and growth) in an adult athletic population. The specific aim was to determine what types of verbal feedback focal ... |
| Changes in cognitive appraisals and metabolic indices of physical exertion during a two-hour run |
1989 |
251 |
During an endurance run various physiological changes occur in response to the metabolic energy demands of the activity, and the runner makes continuous cognitive appraisals of the experience. The purpose of this investigation was to document the cha... |
| Stress and burnout in NCAA Division I head women’s volleyball coaches |
2019 |
434 |
The role of the athletic coach is ever-changing and coaches must shift among instructor, mentor, friend, organizer, educator, and counselor roles (Lyle, 2002). The multiple roles a coach serves for the athletes and organization can create stress. Str... |
| The influence of mindful exercise on mood state and perceived stress in community college students |
2019 |
561 |
Mood disorders are pervasive among community college students and can put them at higher risk for developing more severe disorders and academic failure. Mindful exercise, including yoga, Tai Chi, and others has been shown to improve mood within this ... |
| Parental views on sport specialization for adolescent volleyball players |
2019 |
456 |
Many athletes specialize in one sport before or during adolescence. Although specialization has benefits for skill development, many athletes face negative psychological and physiological consequences like burnout and overuse injuries, especially whe... |
| Psychological and physiological changes associated with a period of increased training |
1993 |
225 |
The purpose of this exploratory study was to determine if psychological and physiological responses during a period of normal baseline training are similar to psychological and physiological responses during a period of increased training conducted a... |
| Situational and contextual influences on goal orientations |
1996 |
326 |
This study used a social cognitive approach to achievement motivation to examine the situational and contextual factors associated with goal perspectives. Two primary questions were asked: ( 1) do involvement and state anxiety vary as a function of t... |
| Identifying the role of student-athlete leadership development in Division II athletics |
2019 |
421 |
This study investigated leadership development opportunities in one Division II conference (DIIConf). The primary purpose of this study was to determine the capacity of member institutions to offer leadership development programming. The secondary ai... |
| Sports specialization and the family: examining the effects outside the lines |
2021 |
443 |
Sport Sociologist, Jay Coakley (2009), identified elite sport specialization as one of five trends in contemporary youth sports. Specialization within youth sports promotes single sport rather than multi-sport athletes, includes pressure to participa... |
| Yoga: mindful physical activity to enhance college students’ well-being |
2021 |
755 |
College students report poor physical and mental wellbeing. Mindful physical activity has shown promising results as adjunctive and alternative methods for contending with such issues. Students (n= 7) registered in a semester long yoga class designed... |
| Athletic Training preceptors’ experience with interprofessional education and collaborative practice in the clinical learning environment |
2021 |
356 |
Athletic Training programs are now required to align their educational curricula with the Institute of Medicine (IOM) core competencies and prepare students for working in dynamic health care teams to strategically address health outcomes (CAATE, 201... |
| Impact of a virtual education presentation on knowledge and usage of cupping therapy among athletic trainers |
2021 |
356 |
Within the athletic training profession, there are continuing education requirements in order to maintain national certification. Although the profession mandates completion of continuing education, little research has assessed the effectiveness of c... |
| Mental skills training for ice hockey goalies |
2021 |
1106 |
An ice hockey goalie is a unique position, fraught with many mental challenges. All goalies can use mental skills to manage these mental challenges and to improve their performance. In the sport world developing an athlete’s mental skills has become ... |
| The effects of a physical activity program on mood states in college students |
2019 |
2706 |
College students are at risk for adverse mental and physical health. Physical activity (PA) can reduce risks and promote positive mental health; however, less than half (49.9%) of college students meet the American College of Sports Medicine (2017) r... |
| PILATES Connect: support for collegiate student-athletes in the transition to meaningful lifetime physical activity |
2019 |
610 |
Student-athletes (SAs) face challenges to maintaining physical activity as they graduate beyond college athletics. Transition barriers include the loss of team support (Fuller, 2014), less motivation without specific goals (Plateau, Petrie, & Papatho... |
| Physical activity instruction requirements in higher education |
2019 |
230 |
For many years, Physical Activity Instruction (PAI) courses have been a staple in higher education curricular programming, viewed as a necessity to enhance the overall knowledge and growth of students (Hensley, 2000). According to several studies, th... |
| An asynchronous online LGBT+ cultural competency training for physical therapists |
2022 |
362 |
Research suggests that physical therapists lack knowledge, awareness, and clinical preparedness to engage with LGBT+ populations in clinical settings and that LGBT+ patients report difficulty engaging in physical therapy and fear of discrimination. T... |
| Perceived health of former Division I women’s college soccer players |
2020 |
621 |
Prior sport-related injury and the long-term physical and psycho-social consequences associated with injury may contribute to declines in physical activity (PA) and the health-related quality of life (HRQoL) of former collegiate athletes (Cowee & Sim... |
| The effects of an experiential adapted fitness course on students’ attitudes toward adults with intellectual disabilities |
2020 |
414 |
Experiential learning is a valuable teaching tool that provides unique, hands-on learning opportunities for exercise science students and prepares them to work with individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID) in their future profession. Adequate ... |
| An intervention to promote self-efficacy and physical activity in individuals with Type 2 diabetes |
2022 |
572 |
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is characterized by inefficient glucose metabolism. Exercise or physical activity (PA) has an “insulin-like” effect, with benefits including controlling and managing blood sugar levels, reducing cardiovascular risk factors, and ... |
| Stress and coping for high school head football coaches |
2022 |
215 |
Athletic coaching, specifically high school football coaching, is a stressful profession (Frey, 2009). Coaches can improve their own and their athlete’s performances by recognizing and coping effectively with specific stressors. These stressors inclu... |
| “I definitely need that support” : examining support for women sport coaches |
2022 |
328 |
In the United States, organized competitive sport for girls and women has grown substantially, especially prevalent since the passage of Title IX. Despite tremendous growth in college athletic participation, the percentage of women coaching college a... |
| Helping parents to pitch smart : evaluation of an educational program for parents of Little League baseball players to reduce injury risk behaviors |
2022 |
264 |
Many youth athletes and their parents focus specifically on baseball with the belief that it will aid with obtaining a college scholarship and maybe even reach the professional level. However, evidence shows that this can increase injury risk and inj... |
| Graduate employability : essential skills and personal attributes of fitness trainers |
2023 |
248 |
College graduates need certain skills and personal attributes to be ready for work in an occupation or field. Although many kinesiology and exercise science students have a career goal to become a fitness trainer, a comprehensive catalog of the skill... |
| A process-focused feasibility study of At the Core : a physical activity promotion program for people with multiple sclerosis |
2023 |
157 |
People who live with Multiple Sclerosis tend to be less physically active (PA) than age matched peers. Physical activity promotion programs that target physical inactivity, build self-efficacy for PA, and educate on how to be physically active are ne... |
| Preparing preceptors to be clinical educators |
2023 |
166 |
Preceptors play a critical role in athletic training clinical education, but they lack training to be effective in this role. The One Minute Preceptor method (OMP) is a simple five-step clinical teaching tool that provides succinct guidelines for cli... |
| Continuing education seminar’s impact on knowledge and retention among athletic trainers |
2024 |
92 |
The athletic training profession requires continuing education to maintain the national practice credential. Even with this mandate, there is little evidence on the effectiveness of continuing education in the profession of athletic training. A total... |
| Physical activity and health : an agrarian perspective |
2024 |
42 |
The agrarian lifestyle represents a long-standing way of life, especially for farmers who live and/or work on small farms carry out physically demanding tasks to maintain their livelihood. Few studies have investigated the relationship between farmin... |
| Psychological characteristics and skills of junior competitive swimmers |
2023 |
396 |
Research has consistently found that psychological factors influence sport performance and athletic talent development (Collins & MacNamara, 2012). Most of this research has focused on the psychological underpinnings of elite adult athletes rather th... |
| Concussion recovery experiences of female collegiate athletes in the Division II setting |
2024 |
44 |
Concussions are complex injuries with a variety of heterogeneous symptoms and neurocognitive effects spanning physical, cognitive, social, and emotional realms, with distinct differences person to person in symptom severity and presentation. Current ... |
| Mental health counseling services and resources for community college student athletes |
2024 |
39 |
Collegiate athletes experience unique stressors that affect their mental well-being. Institutions have counseling centers, but community colleges have few resources specifically for community college athletes. Literature suggests inconsistencies in s... |