Table of Contents

Chapter 1. The Nature of Sport Psychology; Chapter 2. Quantitative Research Methodology; Chapter 3. Qualitative Research Approaches; Chapter 4. Self-Perceptual Systems and Physical Activity; Chapter 5. Self-Confidence in Sport; Chapter 6. Attributions and Perceived Control; Chapter 7. Motivational Orientations and Sport Behavior; Chapter 8. Achievement Goal Theories in Sport; Chapter 9. Moral Development in Sport and Physical Activity; Chapter 10. Group Dynamics in Sport and Physical Activity; Chapter 11. Coaching Effectiveness in the Sport Domain; Chapter 12. Social Influence in Sport; Chapter 13. Imagery in Sport, Exercise, and Dance; Chapter 14. Attentional Processes and Sport Performance; Chapter 15. Fundamental Goal Concepts for Process and Performance Success; Chapter 16. The Flow Perspective of Optimal Experience in Sport and Physical Activity; Chapter 17. Athletic Injury and Sport Behavior.

About the Author

Thelma S. Horn, PhD, is an associate professor and member of the graduate faculty at Miami University of Ohio. Horn is the former editor and a current editorial board member of the Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, associate editor of the Journal of Applied Sport Psychology and an editorial board member for Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science. Horn has also contributed chapters to several other books and has published many articles and proceedings on sport psychology.