Types of Imagery Associated with Sport Confidence in Netball Players of Varying Skill Levels

By N. Callow, Lew Hardy. 2001

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Does Imagery Work? Effects on Performance and Mental Skills (2008, background): “Furthermore, the frequency in which netball players (from higher-ranked and lower-ranked countries) use various types of imagery has been linked to their confidence of performing successfully in a game (Callow & Hardy, 2001).”
Using cognitive general imagery to improve soccer strategies (2005, background): “The motivational specific function involves imaging the achievement of goals, and has been shown to increase motivation in athletes (Callow & Hardy, 2001 ).”
Elite and Novice Athletes' Imagery Use in Open and Closed Sports (2007, methodology): “However, especially with regards to CG imagery, Callow and Hardy (2001) believed that sport-type is an important variable to examine.”
Differences in Imagery Content and Imagery Ability Between High and Low Confident Track and Field Athletes (2002, background): “Researchers have also explored how athletes’ imagery content is associated with athletes’ state sport confidence levels (Callow & Hardy, 2001; Moritz, Hall, Martin, & Vadocz, 1996; Vadocz, Hall, & Moritz, 1997).”