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Module Title
LI Applications of Sport Psychology
School
Sport, Ex and Rehab Sciences
Department
Sport, Ex and Rehab Sciences
Module Code
03 23609
Module Lead
Level
Intermediate Level
Credits
20
Semester
Full Term
Pre-requisites
Co-requisites
Restrictions
Single and joint honour students in the School of Sport, Exercise, and Rehabilitation Sciences with appropriate prerequisites; it can also be opened to international exchange students at the discretion of the School.
A sound understanding of psychological theories and the ability to critically evaluate relevant empirical evidence are important prerequisites for successful application of psychological knowledge in sport and exercise science. This module provides and overview of various sport and exercise psychology topics at an intermediate undergraduate level. The significant role of individual characteristics and social processes when designing interventions to enhance sport performance and exercise participation is explained.
Learning Outcomes
(1) Understand key psychological theories and models from the area of sport and exercise psychology.
(2) Interpret and evaluate relevant empirical findings.
(3) Design an intervention programme for an athlete or a sport team which will be based on appropriate theory and research.
Assessment
23609-01 : Coursework - Case Study : Coursework (30%)
23609-02 : Written Examination : Exam (Centrally Timetabled) - Written Unseen (70%)
Assessment Methods & Exceptions
Proposal (400%) Exam (60%)
Written Examination - Exam (CT) - Written Unseen.