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Metamotivational states during canoe slalom competition: A qualitative analysis using reversal theory

Jonathan R. Males Centre for Organisational Health and Development, Department of Psychology, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, England
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John H. Kerr Institute for Health and Sport Sciences University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Japan
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Mary M. Gerkovich Midwest Research Institute, Kansas City, Missouri
Pages 185-200 | Received 08 Jan 1997, Published online: 14 Jan 2008

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John H. Kerr. (2021) The multifaceted nature of participation motivation in elite Canadian women rugby union players. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 19:1, pages 74-89.
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Jonathan R. Males, Joanne Hudson & John H. Kerr. (2020) Coaches' Evaluations of the Utility of the Basic Performance Demand Model for Sport. Journal of Sport Psychology in Action 11:1, pages 20-33.
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J. Hudson, J. R. Males & J. H. Kerr. (2019) Introducing a basic psychological performance demand model for sport and organisations. Coaching: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice 12:2, pages 147-161.
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Susan Houge Mackenzie, Ken Hodge & Mike Boyes. (2011) Expanding the Flow Model in Adventure Activities: A Reversal Theory Perspective. Journal of Leisure Research 43:4, pages 519-544.
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Adam Hunter. (2009) Canoe slalom boat trajectory while negotiating an upstream gate. Sports Biomechanics 8:2, pages 105-113.
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JohnH. Kerr. (2007) Sudden Withdrawal from Skydiving: A Case Study Informed by Reversal Theory's Concept of Protective Frames. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 19:3, pages 337-351.
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Leo Watkins, Marcia Wilson & Richard Buscombe. (2022) Examining the diversity of ultra-running motivations and experiences: A reversal theory perspective. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 63, pages 102271.
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Leonardo Henrique Dalcheco Messias, Ivan Gustavo Masselli Dos Reis, Viktor Bielik, Ana Luíza Paula Garbuio, Claudio Alexandre Gobatto & Fúlvia Barros Manchado-Gobatto. (2021) Association Between Mechanical, Physiological, and Technical Parameters With Canoe Slalom Performance: A Systematic Review. Frontiers in Physiology 12.
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Joanne Hudson, Jonathan R. Males & John H. Kerr. (2016) Reversal theory-based sport and exercise research: A systematic/narrative review. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 27, pages 168-179.
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Susan Houge Mackenzie & John H. Kerr. (2013) Stress and emotions at work: An adventure tourism guide's experiences. Tourism Management 36, pages 3-14.
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John H. Kerr & Susan Houge Mackenzie. (2012) Multiple motives for participating in adventure sports. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 13:5, pages 649-657.
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John H. Kerr & Jonathan R. Males. (2011) Experiencing aggression in sport: Insights from a Lacrosse World Championship tournament. Sport & Exercise Psychology Review 7:1, pages 26-33.
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John H. Kerr & Jonathan R. Males. (2010) The experience of losing: Qualitative study of elite lacrosse athletes and team performance at a world championship. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 11:5, pages 394-401.
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David J. Shepherd, B. Lee & John H. Kerr. (2006) Reversal theory: A suggested way forward for an improved understanding of interpersonal relationships in sport. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 7:2, pages 143-157.
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Emma Bellew & Joanne Thatcher. (2002) METAMOTIVATIONAL STATE REVERSALS IN COMPETITIVE SPORT. Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal 30:6, pages 613-623.
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Joanne Hudson & M. Dennis Bates. (2016) Factors Affecting Metamotivational Reversals during Motor Task Performance. Perceptual and Motor Skills 91:2, pages 373-384.
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