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Performance Psychology: Connecting Research and Application in Sports

Editat de Markus Raab, Babett Lobinger, Alexandra Pizzera, Sylvain Laborde, Florian Loffing
en Limba Engleză Paperback – feb 2027
Performance Psychology: Connecting Research and Application in Sports, Second Edition offers a comprehensive exploration of the scientific principles underpinning human performance in sports and high-pressure environments. This volume addresses the critical need for integrating empirical research with practical strategies to enhance performance outcomes across diverse athletic and performance domains. Building on the first edition, this second edition examines emerging technologies, such as AI and wearable devices, and expands its coverage of social justice and diversity considerations in the realm of sports psychology. The book is organized into five detailed sections. The introductory section establishes the conceptual and methodological basis of performance psychology, providing essential definitions and frameworks for understanding the field. The second section explores high-performance sport psychology, examining phenomena such as paradoxical movements, talent development, parental support, and gender-specific performance issues. The psychophysiology section explores mind-body interactions, physiological responses to stress, emotion regulation, and individual differences influencing performance. The sensorimotor expertise section investigates perceptual-motor skills, developmental perspectives, decision-making, and multisensory integration. The final section emphasizes movement dynamics, including embodied judgment, aesthetics, auditory perception, and visual perception in expert actions, integrating cutting-edge research with practical implications.

This second edition of Performance Psychology offers significant benefits to its audience by bridging the gap between research and applied practice. It provides evidence-based insights, state-of-the-art methodologies, and innovative technologies, fostering improved training, assessment, and intervention strategies. Whether used in an academic or professional setting, this volume equips readers with the knowledge necessary to advance scientific understanding and optimize human performance in sports and related fields.

  • Synthesizes multidisciplinary research in performance psychology
  • Connects theoretical foundations with practical applications
  • Highlights emerging technologies like AI and wearables
  • Incorporates diverse global perspectives for comprehensive coverage
  • Provides actionable insights for researchers and practitioners
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780443453021
ISBN-10: 0443453020
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Ediția:2
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE

Cuprins

Section A: Introduction into Performance Psychology
1. What is Performance Psychology?
2. How can research explain performance?
3. How can research assess performance?
4. How to connect research and application in sports?

Section B: Sport Psychology in High Performance
5. Paradoxical performance
6. Talent identification and development
7. Parents supporting careers
8. Female performance

Section C: Psychophysiology of Performance
9. Performance psychophysiology
10. Performing under pressure/stress
11. Perception and regulation of arousal
12. Influence of individual differences in performance

Section D: Sensorimotor expertise in performance
13. Laterality and sensorimotor expertise
14. A developmental perspective on motor-cognitive expertise in sports
15. Decision-making in sport experts
16. Multisensory integration in sensorimotor expertise

Section E: Movement Dynamics in Performance
17. From action to perceptual judging
18. Aesthetics judgement
19. Auditory action perception
20. Visual perception in expert action