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I am currently studying an MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology course at Loughborough University and am in the process of my writing up a research proposal for my dissertation based around the negative effects of psychological needs satisfaction and psychical activity levels in youth. Could anyone recommend any journals advice around this area? Thanks in advance.

Trying to find research on the carrot and the stick approach and possible influences it has on exercise intensity, ideally soccer/football but any sport would be great. Mainly looking at punishment avoidance but can’t seem to find any recent journals that investigate this method yet it is commonly used in practice.

An exercise psychology professional can help individuals enhance their performance, physical health, and enjoyment by helping them deal with physical, mental, and emotional stress. For example, following an injury, athletes may lack the motivation to perform due to poor outcomes and frustration.

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I'm currently writing my dissertation on the emotional responses to athletic injury and how they may differ dependent upon injury severity.

can anyone guide me to any Previous studies about the Relations between electronic activity of the brain and sports?

I wish to find out the major barriers which adolescents face to involve in physical activity. In search of a highly valid & reliable scale for the same

There is an increasing focus on research exploring professional practice-related issue in sport and exercise psychology. i am keen to develop a project that seeks to develop an in-depth understanding of the consultants experiences.

I am looking for any papers that discuss the reasons why people stop exercising/struggle with maintenance of physical activity, specifically in terms of failure to observe any positive results of being active e.g. not losing weight.

With some colleagues, we decided to investigate differences in psychological well-being between professional athletes, amateur athletes and non-athletes. We cannot locate much on the amateur group. Any ideas?