Within the current study, the process of adolescent burnout is considered in relation to
perceived contributors, symptoms, consequences, and subsequently, effective and …

The relation among children's evening activities, behavioral characteristics, and activity of
the hypothalamic‐pituitary‐adrenocortical axis was assessed in normally developing …

This article advocates a new approach to how we work with the millions of studentathletes in
schools by examining a more holistic model of player development. Rather than assisting …

Sport is a very popular activity that provides a context suitable for positive youth
development (Danish, Forneris, & Wallace, 2005). Although the acquisition of motor skills …

Recently, perfectionism has become a focus of attention in applied psychology. In athletic
populations, both adaptive and maladaptive perfectionism have been found to exist (Terry …

Research exploring athletes and coaches' perceptions of parent involvement in youth sport
has demonstrated the presence of maladaptive parent involvement in youth sport. This …

There is a widespread belief that organized sport can be used as a tool for positive youth
development. However, phenomena such as parental pressure, binge drinking, doping …

Youth sport occurs primarily through the complex and repeated interactions of multiple
individuals in the youth sport ecosystem. Among the many individuals who engage with …

Although it is well accepted that doing sport is associated with an improvement in health,
well-being and quality of life, recent epidemiological studies have demonstrated that more …

No research was previously performed on wrestling related to parental support. It is not
known whether there are differences in support between younger and older children. The …