Social relationships become crucial in times of stress and adversity. While research on
interpersonal coping has acknowledged human interdependency and is gaining momentum …

The public health policies and sanitary measures taken by governments in various countries
to stem the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic (eg lockdown, social distancing) have major …

The purpose of this study was to systematically review the variables associated with the
coach–athlete relationship (CAR) from the coaches' perspective. Three databases were …

Despite a globally recognised need for inclusive diversity among sport workforces, women
are underrepresented in the inherently stressful profession of sports coaching. This study …

The stressor and coping experiences of full-time and paid coaches have been reported in
the literature, yet researchers have largely overlooked the experiences of part-time and …

Objectives Despite a growing body of literature examining the social psychology of doping in
sport, stressors and coping as potential doping risk and or protective factors have received …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to make an original contribution to sport
psychology literature by offering a substantive grounded theory of dyadic coping in coach …

The purpose of this case study was to explore Postgraduate Sport and Exercise Psychology
students' and their lecturer's experiences of PBL, and, its role in developing their …

Research on social support with sports coaches is limited, yet the benefits of social support
on performance and well-being within other occupations have been widely reported. This …

It is widely accepted that stress is inherent in sport and that experiences of stress are
idiosyncratic. Indeed, one athlete will experience stress in contrasting ways at different …