Social interactions can trigger emotional contagion between individuals resulting in
behavioral synchrony. Emotional contagion can be a very effective and attractive strategy in …

There is growing interest for the use of pressure training (PT) in high-performance sports.
Although prior reviews have demonstrated<? tlsb?> the effectiveness of PT to improve …

The comparison to other athletes and the resulting effects on emotion, motivation and effort
investment are a natural and integral part of sports performance. The current study tested a …

In this article, we introduce a theory on the dynamic development of affective processes,
affect regulation, and the relationship between emotions and sport performance. The theory …

There has recently been a surge in sport psychology research examining various aspects of
the interpersonal and social processes related to emotions and emotion regulation. The …

In the present paper, we outline a conceptual model for performance crises in sports teams.
We derive a definition of team performance crisis from conceptualizations from other …

The aim of our study is to test the fit of an explanatory model of the frequency of the
phenomenon of choking under pressure in archers, focusing on both the individual …

This study investigates how two team processes (team learning, team conflict) and two team
emergent states (team trust and team psychological safety) combine to yield three team …

Group processes are important for promoting relational and performance-related outcomes
in sport; however, research exploring emotional and physiological synchrony and …

Competing in major international competition has the potential to be a highly stressful
activity. In order to understand how elite level teams are able to withstand this stress, the …