Case Studies in Sport Psychology: . (The Jones and Bartlett Series in Health and Physical Education)
by Bob Rotella, B. Ann Boyce, Bill Allyson, Jacqueline C. Savis
This book from The Jones and Bartlett Series in Health and Physical Education features case studies in sport psychology by Bob Rotella, B. Ann Boyce, Bill Allyson, and Jacqueline C. Savis. It explores psychological applications in sports, offering practical insights for educators, coaches, and athletes to improve mental aspects of performance in a used good condition edition.
About This Book
Case Studies in Sport Psychology presents real-world applications of psychological concepts in athletic settings. Authored by Bob Rotella, B. Ann Boyce, Bill Allyson, and Jacqueline C. Savis, it is part of The Jones and Bartlett Series in Health and Physical Education.
The book focuses on examining various scenarios where mental training impacts sports outcomes. It provides educators and practitioners with tools to understand athlete motivation and performance enhancement.
Designed for students and professionals in health and physical education, this used volume in good condition delivers foundational knowledge through structured case analyses.
Readers gain perspectives on integrating psychology into coaching and training programs to foster better results in competitive environments.
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