The Sport Psychologist Volume 9, Issue 2 (June 1995)
- Editorial
- Applied Sport Psychology in Europe
Stuart Biddle
pages 127–129
- Applied Research
- Performance Effect in Junior Ice Hockey Players: An Application of the Individual Zones of Optimal Functioning Model
Yuri L. Hanin; Pais Syrjä
pages 169–187
- Manipulated Outcome Expectations and Competitive Performance in Motor Tasks With Gradually Increasing Difficulty
Noam Eyal; Michael Bar-Eli; Gershon Tenenbaum; Joan S. Pie
pages 188–200
- Predispositions to Experience Debilitative and Facilitative Anxiety in Elite and Nonelite Performers
Graham Jones; Austin Swain
pages 201–211
- Trait-State Anxiety, Worry, Emotionality, and Self-Confidence in Top-Level Soccer Players
František Man; Iva Stuchlikovh; Pavel Kindlmann
pages 212–224
- Interpersonal Stress, Performance Level, and Parental Support: A Longitudinal Study Among Highly Skilled Young Soccer Players
Nico W. VanYperen
pages 225–241
- Professional Practice
- An Integrative Procedure for the Diagnosis of an Elite Athlete: A Case Study
Veerle Van Mele; Yves Vanden Auweele; Randy Rzewnicki
pages 130–147
- Reflections on a 5-Year Consultancy Program With the England Women's Cricket Team
Stephen J. Bull
pages 148–163
- Using Mental Training During Residential Squad Training in Combat Sports: A Polish Experience
Dariusz Nowicki
pages 164–168
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