Jeremias BraidUniversity of Salzburg · Department of Psychology
Jeremias Braid
Master of Science
PhD student (sport psychology) and project staff (political and intercultural psychology)
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Introduction
Jeremias Braid completed both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Psychology at the Paris-Lodron University of Salzburg (PLUS) and has been a PhD candidate there since the summer of 2023. Since March 2024, he has been working as a project assistant in the PIP team, conducting research on topics at the intersection of sport and social psychology. His research areas include behavior, performance, and group dynamics in football, as well as responses to criticism and perceptions of activism.
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The advent of virtual reality technology provides Olympic athletes and coaches with manifold new possibilities for training and competition preparation. Although promising and increasingly backed up by scientific research, it is important to be aware of the limitations and potential pitfalls of applying this new technology to the sports domain.
The present article reports a narrative review of intervention (i.e., training) studies using Virtual Reality (VR) in sports contexts. It provides a qualitative overview and narrative summary of such studies to clarify the potential benefits of VR technology for sports performance enhancement, to extract the main characteristics of the existing stu...
The present multi-study article investigates the subjective experience of professional football (a.k.a. soccer) referees and players during the COVID-19 pandemic and the so-called ghost games (i.e., games without supporters). Referees from the Austrian Football Association completed questionnaires inquiring about self-efficacy, motivation, and gene...
The present article reports a systematic literature review of intervention (i.e., training) studies using Virtual Reality (VR) in sports contexts. It provides a qualitative overview and descriptive synthesis of such studies in order to clarify the potential benefits of this technology for sports performance enhancement and to guide future research....
The present article reviews the literature on the brain mechanisms underlying reading improvements following behavioral intervention for reading disability. This includes evidence of neuroplasticity concerning functional brain activation, brain structure, and brain connectivity related to reading intervention. Consequently, the functional neuroanat...
