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HSHP faculty, Miranda Kaye (ESS), Amy Frith (HPPE) and Justine Vosloo (ESS) publish in Journal of Applied Sport Psychology

Contributed by Jackie Wandell on 10/20/14 

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The research examined the relationship between young athlete and parent achievement motivation on precompetitive anxiety. Results indicated that a parents’ definitions of competence held for the child was related to their young athlete's
precompetitive anxiety and vice-versa. More information can be found by clicking the link below.

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10413200.2014.970717?queryID=%24{resultBean.queryID}#.VEUcbCjQqSo

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HSHP faculty, Miranda Kaye (ESS), Amy Frith (HPPE) and Justine Vosloo (ESS) publish in Journal of Applied Sport Psychology | 1 Comments |
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HSHP faculty, Miranda Kaye (ESS), Amy Frith (HPPE) and Justine Vosloo (ESS)publish in Journal of Applied Sport Psychology Comment from cdennis on 10/22/14
Congratulations on your publication! It's great to see the
outcome of your cross-disciplinary work.