Performance, Discovery, and Relational Narratives Among Women Professional Tournament Golfers
By K. Douglas, D. Carless. 2006
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Subfields: Developmental and Educational Psychology, Gender Studies, Sociology and Political Science
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- Abandoning The Performance Narrative: Two Women's Stories of Transition from Professional Sport (2009, unknown): “According to Douglas and Carless (2006), the relational narrative focuses “on care and connectedness over and above the masculine values of separation, individuation, hierarchy, and competition” (p. 24).”
- ‘We haven’t got a seat on the bus for you’ or ‘all the seats are mine’: narratives and career transition in professional golf (2009, background): “This study, alongside our previous research (Douglas and Carless 2006, in press), draws attention to the existence of alternative, transgressive stories among successful sportspeople.”
- "In the Boat" but "Selling Myself Short": Stories, Narratives, and Identity Development in Elite Sport (2013, methodology): “It is accepted by tellers of performance tales that relationships are, if necessary, sacrificed in pursuit of success (Douglas & Carless, 2006a; Douglas, 2009).”
- Sink or swim: Adversity- and growth-related experiences in Olympic swimming champions (2015, background): “The adversities included injury, illness, 317 relationship difficulties, organizational stressors, and performance slumps and were 318 contextualized within a performance narrative (cf. Douglas & Carless, 2006) involving a real or 319 perceived threat to the swimmers’ identities.”
- Narrative analysis and sport and exercise psychology: Understanding lives in diverse ways (2009, background): “These points are supported by Douglas and Carless (2008). Talking about coaching and a reason why CAP, such as ethnodrama, might be effective in assisting experienced coaches develop their understanding of developmental issues among elite athletes, they argue: While traditional scientific forms of c”
- A meta-study of athletic identity research in sport psychology: Current status and future directions (2016, methodology): “More recent work has built upon the narrative typology of elite sport (performance, discovery, and relational narratives) developed by Douglas and Carless (2006).”