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Journal of Applied Sport Psychology Volume 6, 1994 - Issue 2
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Examining the boundaries of sport science and psychology trained practitioners in applied sport psychology: Title usage and area of competence

Jim Taylor Aspen, Colorado
Pages 185-195 | Received 10 Dec 1993, Accepted 28 Mar 1994, Published online: 14 Jan 2008

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R.I. Vana Hutter, Jesse J. van der Zande, Nathalie Rosier & Paul Wylleman. (2018) Education and training in the field of applied sport psychology in Europe. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 16:2, pages 133-149.
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David Fletcher & Joanne Maher. (2014) Professional Competence in Sport Psychology: Clarifying Some Misunderstandings and Making Future Progress. Journal of Sport Psychology in Action 5:3, pages 170-185.
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Richard C. Thelwell, Jade Wood, Chris Harwood, Toby Woolway & Judy L. van Raalte. (2018) The role, benefits and selection of sport psychology consultants: Perceptions of youth-sport coaches and parents. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 35, pages 131-142.
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Jack C WatsonIIII, William C Way & Robert C Hilliard. (2017) Ethical issues in sport psychology. Current Opinion in Psychology 16, pages 143-147.
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Richard Collins & Bryan McCann. (2015) Navigating the swampy lowland of the BPS Stage 2 qualification: signposting a trodden road. Sport & Exercise Psychology Review 11:1, pages 55-70.
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Mark B. Andersen. (2005) ‘Yeah, I work with Beckham’: Issues of confidentiality, privacy and privilege in sport psychology service delivery. Sport & Exercise Psychology Review 1:2, pages 5-13.
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Zella E. Moore. (2003) Ethical Dilemmas in Sport Psychology: Discussion and Recommendations for Practice.. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice 34:6, pages 601-610.
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