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Introduction. An Individualized Approach to Emotion in Sport Part I. Foundations of the Individualized Approach to the Study of Performance-Related Emotions Chapter 1. The Study of Emotion in Sport and Exercise: Historical, Definitional, and Conceptual Perspectives Robert Vallerand and CA?A?A"line J.M. Blanchard (Canada) Chapter 2. Cognitive-Motivational-Relational Theory of Emotion Richard S. Lazarus (United States) Chapter 3. Individual Zones of Optimal Functioning (IZOF) Model: Emotion-Performance Relationships in Sport Yuri L. Hanin (Finland) Part II. Basic Emotions and Athletic Performance Chapter 4. Competitive Anxiety John S. Raglin and Yuri L. Hanin (United States/Finland) Chapter 5. Anger, Aggressive Behavior and Athletic Performance Leif Isberg (Sweden) Chapter 6. Joy, Fun and Flow State in Sport Susan A. Jackson (Australia) Chapter 7. Successful and Poor Performance and Emotions Yuri L. Hanin (Finland) Part III. Three Approaches to Training and Emotional Exhaustion Chapter 8. Overtraining in Athletes John S. Raglin and Gregory S. Wilson (United States) Chapter 9. Burnout in Athletes and Coaches K. Wolfgang Kallus and Michael Kellman (Austria/Germany) Chapter 10. Maladaptive Fatigue Syndrome and Emotions in Sport Keith Henschen (United States) Part IV. Additional Issues in Emotion and Sport Chapter 11. The Injured Athlete John Heil (United States) Chapter 12. Exercise, Emotions, and Mental Health Stuart Biddle (United Kingdom) Concluding Remarks. Where to From Here? Appendix A. Introduction to the IZOF-Based Individualized Emotion-Profiling Forms Appendix B. IZOF-Based Emotion Profiling: Step-Wise Procedures and Forms Appendix C. Practical Example of IZOF Profiles
Internationally renowned sport psychologist Yuri L. Hanin, PhD, is Professor and Senior Researcher at the Research Institute for Olympic Sports in JyvA?A?A"skylA?A?A", Finland. He has been a university-level teacher and researcher in the field of sport psychology for more than 30 years. The author of three books as well as numerous book chapters and journal articles related to optimizing sports performance, Dr. Hanin has done extensive research, teaching, training, and activities with national, international, and Olympic teams, athletes, and coaches. In addition, he has been a speaker at conferences throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia. Dr. Hanin has served as an associate editor of the European Yearbook of Sport Psychology. He is also a newsletter editor for the International Association of Applied Psychology (Division 12--Sport Psychology) and a member of the editorial board for the International Journal of Sport Psychology, The Sport Psychologist, Revista de Psicologia del Deporte, and Coaching and Sport Science. Dr. Hanin holds PhD (1970) and Doctor of Psychological Sciences (1986) degrees in Social Psychology from Leningrad University. He received the 1998 Visiting Scholar Award from the Australian College of Sport Psychologists and the 1999 Distinguished International Scholar Award from the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (AAASP). Dr. Hanin lives with his wife Muza in JyvA?A?A"skylA?A?A", Finland. In his leisure time he enjoys downhill skiing and swimming.