The articles published in the special issue showcase an array of psychophysiological applications for sport and exercise science and highlight the exciting potential of psychophysiological research to shine new light on theory and mechanisms in sport and exercise psychology. They all embody psychological and physiological interdisciplinarity and follow good practice guidelines to increase methodological rigor, such as replicating effects across multiple studies, providing clear statements of statistical power, and combining self-report and multiple levels of physiological measures to yield corroborative modes of inference.
Guest Editors
Table of contents
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Editorial
- Psychophysiology of Sport, Exercise, and Performance: Past, Present, and Future
Andrew Cooke and Christopher Ring
Articles
- Analogy Instructions Promote Efficiency of Cognitive Processes During Hockey Push-Pass Performance
Tina van Duijn, Merel C. J. Hoskens, and Rich S. W. Masters - Elevated State Anxiety Alters Cerebral Cortical Dynamics and Degrades Precision Cognitive-Motor Performance
Li-Chuan Lo, Bradley D. Hatfield, Chien-Ting Wu, Chih-Chieh Chang, and Tsung-Min Hung - Exploration of Event-Related Dynamics of Brain Oscillations in Ice Hockey Shooting
Sommer Christie, Penny Werthner, and Maurizio Bertollo - Pupillometry During Golf Putting: A New Window on the Cognitive Mechanisms Underlying Quiet Eye
Mark J. Campbell, Aidan P. Moran, Norma Bargary, Sean Surmon, Liz Bressan, and Ian C. Kenny - Challenge and Threat States, Performance, and Attentional Control During a Pressurized Soccer Penalty Task
Jack Brimmell, John Parker, Mark R. Wilson, Samuel J. Vine, and Lee J. Moore - Tyrosine Intake and Cardiovascular Responses in a Motivated Performance Situation
Adrian Hase, Tyler Gorrie-Stone, and Paul Freeman - When the Going Gets Tough, Who Gets Going? An Examination of the Relationship Between Narcissism, Effort, and Performance
Ross Roberts, Andrew Cooke, Tim Woodman, Hannah Hupfeld, Clare Barwood, and Harry Manley - Effects of Low and Moderate Acute Resistance Exercise on Executive Function in Community-Living Older Adults
Aynollah Naderi, Fatemeh Shaabani, Ali
