Titlebook: Rethinking Sport and Exercise Psychology Research; Past, Present and Fu Peter Hassmén,Richard Keegan,David Piggott Book 2016 The Editor(s)

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Peter Hassmén,Richard Keegan,David Piggotten formed at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Belgrade, under the sponsorship of industry and planning boards. The main task of the Group shall be to implement the available software for global modelling on local computers and proceed, on the basis of previous critical studies on model sensit

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Peter Hassmén,Richard Keegan,David Piggotten formed at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Belgrade, under the sponsorship of industry and planning boards. The main task of the Group shall be to implement the available software for global modelling on local computers and proceed, on the basis of previous critical studies on model sensit

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Peter Hassmén,Richard Keegan,David Piggotten formed at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Belgrade, under the sponsorship of industry and planning boards. The main task of the Group shall be to implement the available software for global modelling on local computers and proceed, on the basis of previous critical studies on model sensit

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sult is a critique not only of exercise and sport psychology, but of psychological research methods more broadly. It will be of great interest to researchers and students working in Sport Science, Research Methods, and Psychology.?.978-1-137-48338-6

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Why Rethink?,eaders to consider how different views of research lead to different ways of doing it and writing about it. The chapter concludes by differentiating between ‘descriptive’ and ‘prescriptive’ models of science, establishing the critical and normative concepts that inspire much of the subsequent analysis.

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Book 2016ld from the early days when well-controlled experimental research was the standard, to the subsequent paradigm war between positivism, post-positivism and constructivism. The book challenges current thinking and makes a plea for a move towards a future in which the accumulation of knowledge is at th