Imagery training for peak performance.

By D. Gould, N. Damarjian, C. Greenleaf. 2002

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Subfields: Developmental and Educational Psychology

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Citations in the corpus

• Using Mental Imagery to Enhance the Effectiveness of Implementation Intentions (2009, background): “In other words, the activation of mental representations that are congruent with the actual situation and behaviour is the mechanism through which imagery is assumed to exert its influence on performance (experimental evidence: Beisteiner et al. 1995; Gould and Damarjian 1996).”
• Effects of Dynamic and Static Imagery on Vividness of Imagery, Skiing Performance, and Confidence (2006, methodology): “Despite researchers (e.g., Gould & Damarjian, 1996; Holmes & Collins, 2001) supporting the efficacy of dynamic imagery in sport, there is a lack of empirical research actually examining the effectiveness of dynamic imagery on performance and imagery vividness.”