University of Lincoln (UOL)

two-part lecture on affect, the relation of arousal and affect, and the implications affect has on sport performance. reference to measuring affect and the issues it presents.

a two-part lecture on affect, what affect is and its relation to arousal, how arousal is measured, the theories behind affect and the impact affect has on sport and exercise performance.

lecture notes on interviews, the different types of interviews, how to conduct interviews effectively and what NOT to do. Also reference to presenting interview data.

lecture notes on how to conduct an initial intake meeting in a psychological intervention for an athlete, and the necessary skills.

lecture notes on practitioner philosophy and the impact it can have on an intervention with a client. different theories of philosophy are discussed

lecture notes on how to find a gap in current research knowledge to conduct an undergraduate dissertation, best practice to narrowing down an idea to a concise, clarified research question with small reference to literature reviews.

These notes are summaries for all the lectures and several chapters of the essential reading in the Historical and Conceptual Issues module and course book. The notes apply to semester A year 1 teaching. I achieved a 2:1 on this module at the University of Lincoln.