PsychMapping in Sport, Exercise, and Performance

Alexander T. Latinjak is an Associate Professor of Sport and Exercise Psychology at the University of Suffolk, UK and the founder of the PsychMapping movement. A prominent figure in the scientific community, he publishes regularly in leading specialist journals and serves on the editorial boards of various academic publications. With over 20 years of applied experience, Alexander has worked extensively in talent development and elite-level environments, bringing practical insights to his research and teaching.

• PART IThe PsychMapping perspective 1 PsychMapping and sport, exercise, and performance psychology PART IIWhat are people made of? 2 Descriptive traits: Who the heck are you? 3 Descriptive states: What on earth is the matter with you today? 4 The relation between descriptive states and traits: That experience totally changed me! 5 The externalized self: Behaviour, performance, and environmental interactionCase 1 Self-reflexion exercises to understand clients’ identity and experiences PART IIIAll that what surrounds people 6 External factors: There is always something or someone to blame! 7 Interpersonal PsychMapping model: From individual focus to collective insightCase 2 A team mapping analysis based on the interpersonal PsychMapping modelPART IVThe major processes that shape us8 External perception: It’s not you, it’s me 9 Self-regulation: Get your act together! Case 3 Building self-knowledge, improving self-regulation PART VApplied practice 10 Indirect interventions: You might never know what I have done for you 11 Working with individuals: So much more than interventions PART VIThe basic PsychMapping exercise 12 The PsychMapping exercise: Not really an interview guide 13 The PsychMapping exercise construction manual 14 Analysis: Don’t take this the wrong way