Journal of Sport Behavior articles from June 2002

Journal of Sport Behavior archives from June 2002

Idiosyncratic performance affect in volleyball referees: an extension of the IZOF-emotion model profiling.(Statistical Data Included)
June 1, 2002... The relationship between affect and athletic performance is a main topic for sport psychology scholars and practitioners. A growing number of studies have recently addressed this matter from alternative theoretical standpoints, such as the...

World Cup Soccer home advantage.(Statistical Data Included)
June 1, 2002... Home advantage (HA) in sport competition has been a well-documented phenomenon (Carron & Hausenblas, 1998). In an informal content analysis of media reports, Edwards and Archambault (1989) found that more references were made to the difficulty...

Withdrawal from competitive youth sport: a retrospective ten-year study.(Statistical Data Included)
June 1, 2002... Although considerable cross-sectional research on withdrawal from children's and youths' competitive sport programs has been conducted, longitudinal studies are needed (Ewing & Seefeldt, 1996; Petlichkoff, 1996; Roberts & Treasure, 1992; Weiss...

College coaches' views about the development of successful athletes: a descriptive exploratory investigation.
June 1, 2002... Coaching behaviors have received considerable attention in the sport psychology literature. Researchers have investigated compatibility between the coach and athlete (Home & Carron, 1985; Bennett & Carron, 1977), team climate (Fisher, Mancini,...

Understanding athlete burnout: coach perspectives.(Statistical Data Included)
June 1, 2002... Burnout is a buzzword in the athletic community that has raised considerable concern from coaches and sport psychologists. Reflecting its importance to the athletic community, burnout has been addressed in numerous articles geared toward...