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According to Scanlan, sport psychology is not for the faint hearted. She advises prospective sport psychologists to seriously assess the strength of their "pioneering spirit." Sport psychologists, Scanlan continues, often have to travel uncharted routes, and they should make sure that they...

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Published in:Journal of applied sport psychology 1994-09, Vol.6 (2), p.196-204
Main Author: Hardy, Charles J.
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:According to Scanlan, sport psychology is not for the faint hearted. She advises prospective sport psychologists to seriously assess the strength of their "pioneering spirit." Sport psychologists, Scanlan continues, often have to travel uncharted routes, and they should make sure that they can handle the challenges, risks, and ambiguities. (Straub & Hinman, 1992, p. 307)
ISSN:1041-3200
1533-1571
DOI:10.1080/10413209408406294