Add to ORKGWe consider evidence for ritualized behavior in the sporting domain, noting that such behavior appears commonplace both before a competitive encounter and as part of pre-performance routines. The specific times when ritualized behaviors are displayed support the supposition that they provide temporary relief from pre-competition anxiety and act as thought suppressors in the moments preceding skill execution
During sports competitions, especially soccer many players and coaches would pray before, during and...
[[abstract]]This study aims to explore the ritual implications in CPBL(Chinese Professional Baseball...
Previous studies involving mental aspects of athletic performance have covered a broad range of topi...
This thesis examines ritualized behavior, further more widen on the issue of ritualized behavior in ...
Open Peer Commentary on main article "Why ritualized behavior? Precaution Systems and action parsing...
The purpose of the study is to investigate the prevalence and effects of superstitious behaviour in ...
The current research addresses the psychological benefits of superstitious rituals in top sport, exa...
Hagan Jr. JE, Schack T. Integrating pre-game rituals and pre-performance routines in a culture-speci...
Performance rituals have long been a topic of study in sport psychology. However, previous research ...
Research on superstitious behavior in athletes is extensive; however, there has not been much resear...
Ritual behaviors connected to sporting events and teams are a commonplace example of 'co-creation'. ...
This study examined the effects of personality and situational differences on superstitious behaviou...
Superstition can be defined as a person's unrealistic perception of control over behavioral outcomes...
One of the features of the sporting industry is the ritualized way in which it is consumed across th...
Superstitious and ritualistic behaviors in sport have been well documented (Brevers, Dan, Noel, & Ni...
During sports competitions, especially soccer many players and coaches would pray before, during and...
[[abstract]]This study aims to explore the ritual implications in CPBL(Chinese Professional Baseball...
Previous studies involving mental aspects of athletic performance have covered a broad range of topi...
This thesis examines ritualized behavior, further more widen on the issue of ritualized behavior in ...
Open Peer Commentary on main article "Why ritualized behavior? Precaution Systems and action parsing...
The purpose of the study is to investigate the prevalence and effects of superstitious behaviour in ...
The current research addresses the psychological benefits of superstitious rituals in top sport, exa...
Hagan Jr. JE, Schack T. Integrating pre-game rituals and pre-performance routines in a culture-speci...
Performance rituals have long been a topic of study in sport psychology. However, previous research ...
Research on superstitious behavior in athletes is extensive; however, there has not been much resear...
Ritual behaviors connected to sporting events and teams are a commonplace example of 'co-creation'. ...
This study examined the effects of personality and situational differences on superstitious behaviou...
Superstition can be defined as a person's unrealistic perception of control over behavioral outcomes...
One of the features of the sporting industry is the ritualized way in which it is consumed across th...
Superstitious and ritualistic behaviors in sport have been well documented (Brevers, Dan, Noel, & Ni...
During sports competitions, especially soccer many players and coaches would pray before, during and...
[[abstract]]This study aims to explore the ritual implications in CPBL(Chinese Professional Baseball...
Previous studies involving mental aspects of athletic performance have covered a broad range of topi...