This course focuses on intrapsychic and interpersonal processes relevant to the training and practice of sport. Theories in areas such as self-perception, self-evaluation, attentional control, attribution, social comparison, group cohesiveness, leadership, and conflict management will be described and applied to the sporting context. Physiological consequences of psychological processes, and their implications for preparation and performance will be discussed. Practical classes will include consideration of issues and methods involved in assessment of relevant personality and individual differences.

Note: Restricted to Program 3850, Bachelor of Science - Health and Sports Science.