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Every  biological  system—microbe,  athlete,  or team—can  be  described  formally  in  terms  of  its time  evolution  or  dynamics.  This  becomes  feasible ...

Individuals  possess  a  remarkable  ability  to  detect and  interpret  sensations  arising  from  the  body during  physical  work.  As  noted  by ...

Ecological   theory   is   a   global   perspective   or meta-theory,  because  the  broad  heading  represents   several   scientific   approaches   that   view human  behavior ...

Electromyography (EMG) is an electrical record of muscle activation. It is a measure that is recorded by placing sensors on...

Participants in sports and other performance settings routinely encounter emotionally salient cues or  stimuli  that  can  affect  the  quality  and ...

Regular  leisure-time  physical  activity  provides  a boost to positive emotions: Individuals who exercise  are  routinely  found  to  have  lower  levels ...

Emotional  feelings  are  fundamental  aspects  of human  experience.  In  sport,  emotions  have  powerful influences on athletes’ thoughts and actions. The...

Energizing  strategies,  sometimes  called  activation strategies,  are  primarily  designed  to  increase  the task-specific level of performer’s mental and physical  activity. ...

For  more  than  100  years,  researchers  have  noted how exercise enhances the subjective sense of mental and physical energy. Affect...

Sport enjoyment, or fun in children’s terms, is the most  important  and  most  studied  positive  emotion  in  youth,  adolescent,  and ...

To  enjoy  means  to  take  pleasure  or  satisfaction from something; enjoyment is the act or condition of enjoying. Thus, enjoyment...

Biological   organisms   cannot   repeat   a   movement  exactly  the  same  way  across  practice  trials or  attempts.  In  other  words,  there  is ...

An  especial  skill  is  a  unique  case  where  one  very specific variation of a motor skill exhibits a markedly  superior ...

Ethics  is  the  investigation  of  the  primary  moral assumptions held by individuals, organizations, or professions  that  are  used  to  help ...

Ethnicity  refers  to  shared  cultural  traditions  and history of a group or population. The collection of people who share an...

Expertise  refers  to  the  underlying  qualities  and skills that distinguish highly accomplished people, referred  to  as  experts,  from  lesser  skilled ...

Extraversion–introversion  is  a  personality  factor that refers to the degree to which a person’s basic orientation  is  turned  inward  (toward ...

The eyes perceive spatial information with full acuity when light falls on a small region at the back of the ...

The  purpose  of  fair  play  is  to  ensure  that  every competitor has an equal chance of being successful in any...

Fatigue  is  an  overwhelming  sustained  feeling  of exhaustion  and  decreased  capacity  to  complete physical  and  mental  work.  It  is  multidimensional...

The  female  athlete  triad  (triad)  refers  to  the  co-occurrence  of  three  interrelated  conditions:  low energy  availability,  menstrual  dysfunction,  and low ...

Feminism is a movement to end oppression, especially  as  it  relates  to  sexism.  Feminism  can  be taken up in many...

Complex  systems  in  nature  are  defined  as  having many individual components that are free to vary and interact with each...

Peers  have  a  particularly  powerful  social  influence  on  youth  development,  particularly  during adolescence.  Positive  peer  interactions  can  help adolescents acquire...

To achieve performance goals in competitive sport there is a need to strike a delicate balance between movement pattern stability...

Gender has a clear and powerful influence in society,  and  a  particularly  powerful  and  persistent influence  in  sport  and  exercise. ...

When learning sequential movements, such as those involved  in  speech  production,  handwriting,  typing, drumming, or sports skills, performers exhibit the...

Conceptualizations  of  the  factors  affecting  skill acquisition  and  the  demonstration  of  expertise generally  reflect  qualities  associated  with  biological factors such...

A  goal  is  simply  something  you  are  trying  to accomplish;  it  is  the  object  or  aim  of  an  action. Although ...

A group is defined as a social aggregate of two or more people that involves mutual awareness, interaction,  and  interdependence ...

This article explores the invaluable behavioral insights derived from the Framingham Study, a landmark in health psychology research. Originating with...

This article explores the intricate relationship between psychosocial factors and heart disease, leveraging data from the Framingham study. Beginning with...

This article delves into the longitudinal findings on aging derived from the renowned Framingham Heart Study, offering a comprehensive examination...

This article explores the pivotal role of genetic epidemiology within the Framingham Study, a landmark in health psychology research. Beginning...

This article explores the profound impact of the Framingham Heart Study on public health policy, particularly within the domain of...

This article delves into the realm of health psychology by examining the pivotal role of Risk Assessment Models derived from...

This article explores the pivotal role of the Framingham Heart Study in advancing our understanding of cardiovascular health, with a...

This article explores the pivotal role of the Framingham Heart Study in shaping the landscape of preventive cardiology within the...

This article explores the invaluable contributions of the Framingham Heart Study to the field of health psychology, specifically in understanding...

This article explores the pivotal role of the Framingham Heart Study in shaping the landscape of cardiovascular research and delineates...

This article delves into the intricate relationship between stress and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) within the realm of health psychology....

This article delves into the realm of health psychology, specifically exploring the intricate relationship between psychological treatments and Functional Dyspepsia...

The Brain-Gut Axis plays a pivotal role in the intricate connection between the central nervous system and the gastrointestinal system,...

This article explores coping strategies for individuals grappling with chronic gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms, emphasizing the intersection of health psychology and...

This article delves into the intricate realm of Functional Gastrointestinal (GI) Disorders in Children within the domain of health psychology....

This article explores the intricate landscape of psychological challenges inherent in the management of diabetes, a prevalent and impactful chronic...