Goal striving, goal attainment, and well-being: adapting and testing the self-concordance model in sport

Article Abstract:

The motivational processes underlying goal striving in sport and the role of perceived coach autonomy support in the goal process are examined on the basis of the self-concordance model. Results reveal that autonomous goal motives positively predict effort, which predicts goal attainment linked to satisfaction and finally, psychological well-being.

Management dynamics, Psychological aspects, Analysis, Management, Company business management, Coaches (Athletics), Athletic coaches, Goal setting, Autonomy, Autonomy (Political science)

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Motivated engagement to appetitive and aversive fanship cues: psychophysiological responses of rival sport fans

Article Abstract:

Psychophysiological responses of two rival sport fan groups were assessed in context of Lang's biphasic theory of emotion. Fans rated appetitive sport pictures higher in pleasure and arousal compared to aversive sport pictures and provide an ideal population to measure motivation toward appetitive stimuli.

Health aspects, Exercise, Athletes, Motivation (Psychology), Psychophysiology

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