A dynamical systems perspective on goal involvement states in sport

Article Abstract:

The way in which states of involvement toward mastery, performance-approach and performance avoidance goals flow are interrelated and are activated during a practice judo combat is explored. Goal involvement states have emerged and fluctuated according to the ecological constraints of the situation, such as the initial contextual conditions and the course of action.

Health aspects, Goal setting

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Self-reported psychological states and physiological responses to different types of motivational general imagery

Article Abstract:

The article discusses various self-reported psychological states and physiological responses, like the heart rate, experienced during different motivational general imagery scenarios.

Motivation (Psychology), Imagery (Psychology), Performance anxiety, Eidetic imagery

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But what do the numbers really tell us? Arbitrary metrics and effect size reporting in sport psychology research

Article Abstract:

The arbitrary, as well as behavioral metrics are used with the effect size study in a sport psychology research to determine the real-world behaviors of the sportsmen.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Anxiety, Psychology, Psychological methods

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