Cohn, 1991 - Google Patents
An exploratory study on peak performance in golfCohn, 1991
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- 7726758041167937165
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- Cohn P
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- The sport psychologist
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A qualitative study investigated the psychological characteristics of peak performance in golf. Nineteen professional and collegiate golfers (ages (19–38) participated in structured open-ended interviews. A content analysis of the interviews revealed that certain …
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