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Effects of cognitive-behavioral psychological skills training on the motivation, preparation, and putting performance of novice golfers. 10

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Voir la revue «THE SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST»

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BEAUCHAMP, Pierre H. | HALLIWELL, Wayne R. | FOURNIER, Jean F. | KOESTNER, Richard

Edité par THE SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST - 1996

Date : 02/06/1996

Description : 157-170 pages

Langue du texte : anglais

Cote : SPORTPSY-1002

Mots-clés : ECHELLE DE MOTIVATION SPORTIVE ; ENTRAINEMENT PHYSIQUE ; GOLF ; MOTIVATION ; PERFORMANCE SPORTIVE ; PREPARATION MENTALE ; PSYCHOLOGIE COGNITIVE

A cognitive-behavioral program was compared with a physical skills training group and a control group. The sport motivation scale was used to measure intrinsic versus introjected forms of self-regulation.

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