Effect of self-monitoring strategies and task complexity on motor performance and affect

Article Abstract:

The effect of self-monitoring (SM) strategies on motor performance was analyzed. Results showed that positive self-monitoring (PSM) strategies brought about superior motor performance of a difficult task. However, negative self-monitoring strategies were found to be applicable when performing an easy motor task. These findings indicate the kind of SM strategies that athletes may adopt under different situations.

Analysis, Motor ability, Motor skills, Task analysis

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Views of chartered physiotherapists on the psychological content of their practice: A follow-up survey in the UK

Article Abstract:

The views of chartered physiotherapists are assessed on a national level with regard to the psychological content of physiotherapy practice. Results suggested that the U.K. physiotherapists possess practical experiences and good awareness for psychological aspects of injuries and acknowledge the importance of treating a range of psychological conditions.

United Kingdom, Physical therapy, Sports injuries, Therapeutics, Physiological, Clinical report

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