Mediating effects of peripheral vision in the Life Event Stress/athletic injury relationship

Article Abstract:

Life Event Stress (LES), psychosocial variables and peripheral vision in nonstressful (practice day) and stressful (game day) in sport situations were investigated. The findings show that peripheral narrowing between no-stress and stress situation significantly mediates a portion of the LES/injury relationship, and future researchers should continue to statistically test mediation effects and physiological changes occurring during stress

United States, Physiological aspects, Wounds and injuries, Injuries, Peripheral vision

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Stereotype threat and sport: Can athletic performance be threatened?

Article Abstract:

The existent literature on stereotype threat is reviewed and its implications for sports performance are discussed. Stereotype threat has important consequences for athletics like impairing athletic performance and maintaining the under representation of minority athletes in certain sports.

Psychological aspects, Stereotypes (Psychology), Stereotyped behavior (Psychiatry), Stereotyped behaviour

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