Table of Contents: Foreward;
Section 1: Theoretical Perspectives on Coping and Emotion in Sport;
Chapter 1 - Coping and Emotion in Sport: An Introduction; pp. 3-8 (Joanne Thatcher et al., University of Wales, Aberystwyth);
Chapter 2 - Emotion in Sport: Antecedents and Performance Consequences; pp. 9-28
(Marc V. Jones, Staffordshire University and Mark A. Uphill, Canterbury Christ Church University College);
Chapter 3 - Coping in Sport; pp. 29-51
(Hugh Richards, Edinburgh University, Scotland);
Section II: Research on Coping and Emotion in Sport;
Chapter 4 - Mood States and Overtraining; pp. 55-73
(Geoff Lovell, Kingston University);
Chapter 5 - Coping with Emotions in Sport: A Cognitive Motivational Relational Theory Perspective; pp. 75-89
(Marc V. Jones, Staffordshire University and Mark A. Uphill, Canterbury Christ Church University College);
Chapter 6 - The Emotional Response to Athletic Injury: Re-Injury Anxiety; pp. 91-103
(Natalie Walker et al., London Metropolitan University);
Chapter 7 - Coping with Sports Injury: Testing a Model of Self-Regulation in a Sports Setting; pp. 105-130
(Martin S. Hagger et al., University of Essex, England);
Chapter 8 - The Home Advantage: Psychological and Physiological Factors in Soccer; pp. 131-148
(Nick Neave and Sandy Wolfson, Northumbria University, England);
Chapter 9 - Social Influence on Emotion in Sport; pp. 149-170
(Megan L Babkes, University of Northern Colorado and Julie A. Partridge, University of Colorado-Boulder);
Section III: Issues and Special Populations;
Chapter 10 - Coping with the Substitute Role; pp. 173-188 (Bernadette Woods et al., St. Mary's College);
Chapter 11 - Losing to Win: A Clinical Perspective on the Experience of Loss Among Elite Athletes; pp. 189-210
(Corinne Reid, Murdoch University);
Chapter 12 - Athletes’ Emotional Responses to Sport Injury;
pp. 211-224
(Ailsa G. Anderson et al., University of Ulster);
Chapter 13 - Coping and Emotion in Disability Sport; pp. 225-238 (Jeffery J. Martin and Nate McCaughtry, Wayne State University);
Chapter 14 - Coping with Winning an Olympic Gold Medal: The Role of the Sport Psychologist; pp. 225-238
(Peter Clarke, Strathclyde University, Scotland);
Chapter 15 - Emotion, Mood and Coping in Sport: Measurement Issues; pp. 239-253
(Andrew M. Lane, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom);
Chapter 16 - Coping and Emotion in Sport: Future Research;
pp. 255-271
(Marc V. Jones et al., Staffordshire University);
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