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Paper at International Conference on Mental Health & Wellbeing of Postgraduate Researchers

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Lincoln Sport and Exercise Psychology (LSEP) Research and HART members recently presented their research at two international events. The presentations featured work being led by Dr Trish Jackman and Rebecca Hawkins in collaboration with University of Lincoln and international colleagues. Continue reading Paper at International Conference on Mental Health & Wellbeing of Postgraduate Researchers→

Workshop at BASES Psychology Division Day

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Lincoln Sport and Exercise Psychology (LSEP) Research and HART members recently presented their research at two international events. The presentations featured work being led by Dr Trish Jackman and Rebecca Hawkins in collaboration with University of Lincoln and international colleagues. Continue reading Workshop at BASES Psychology Division Day→

LSEP article selected as PSE Editors’ Choice 2021

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The recent systematic review on flow in youth sport, physical activity, and physical education, authored by LSEP and HART members,  Dr Trish Jackman and Rebecca Hawkins, along with Nottingham Trent University’s Dr Julie Johnston and Emily Dargue, was recently recognised in the Continue reading LSEP article selected as PSE Editors’ Choice 2021→

The Psychology of Mountaineering

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Members of HART and Lincoln Sport and Exercise Psychology Research (@LincsSpExPsych), Dr Trish Jackman and Rebecca Hawkins, together with Dr Lee Crust, Dr Christian Swann, and Dr Shaunna Burke, recently published a paper on the psychology of mountaineering in the Continue reading The Psychology of Mountaineering→

‘Talking Psych’ podcast

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Dr Trish Jackman and Rebecca Hawkins of HART and @LincsSportExPsych have recently spoken about their research in physical activity, occupational, and educational settings as part of the “Talking Psych” podcast, which is run by the British Psychological Society’s Division of Continue reading ‘Talking Psych’ podcast→