Why an expert team is more than a team of experts: A social-cognitive conceptualization of team coordination and communication in sport

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Based on research on social cognition and from industrial and organizational psychology, a social-cognitive conceptual framework for the study of team coordination and communication is presented. The framework and methods afford hypothesis generation for empirical research on coordination and communication in sport teams.

Science & research, Management dynamics, Research, Management, Company business management, Cognitive psychology, Sports teams

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Conscientiousness and the intention-behavior relationship: predicting exercise behavior

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The moderating role of conscientiousness on the intention-behavior relationship of exercise habits in the usual and unusual contexts is presented. Results indicate a role for conscientiousness in understanding intentional-behavior relationships when the context of behavior is changing or unknown.

United States, Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Comparative analysis, Exercise, Intentionality (Psychology), Conscience

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