Sociology of Sport and Social Theory
by Earl Smith
A comprehensive overview of exercise psychology, covering its history, mental health benefits, behavior change theories, and interventions for increasing physical activity.
About This Book
This book examines the sociology of sport through the lens of social theory.
It covers foundational concepts and approaches used in the study of exercise psychology.
The text discusses behavioral neuroscience and its relevance to physical activity.
Topics include mental health benefits of exercise and determinants of physical activity behavior.
Theories of behavior change and interventions for increasing activity are also addressed.
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