Assignment 2: Journal Article Review
The purpose of this assignment is for you to become more familiar with the current empirical literature in applied sport psychology related to a course topic of your choice.
Search the Argosy University's online library databases, such as PsychINFO (EBSCO), and select an empirically based journal article on the advanced psychological skill of imagery.
Note: Since literature reviews, theoretical discussions, or position papers are not research investigations on imagery skills, they are not appropriate for this assignment.
An appropriate journal article is one that is a research study in imagery skills.
Therefore, prior to completing the assignment, you are encouraged to submit for your facilitator's approval the reference of the journal article you are considering for your review.
You can submit the reference via e-mail or you can attempt to have a live meeting (via phone or chat) with your facilitator.
However, please make prior arrangements with your facilitator for all live meetings.
Review the journal article, particularly the purpose, methods, results, and discussion sections of the article.
Provide a 1-3-page summary of your review, addressing the following questions:In your opinion, what are the characteristics found to be generally associated with imagery?
How well are these characteristics addressed in the journal article you reviewed?
Describe the method and procedures used for investigating the imagery skills mentioned in the journal article.
How effective is this method in understanding the psychology of performance? Support your opinion with references and examples from the journal article.Do you agree with the results put forth in the article? Why or why not?Follow APA guidelines for writing and citing sources.
Present the review in Microsoft Word document format. Name the file M3_A2_LastName_JournalArticleReview.doc. Submit it by the due date assigned to the Submissions Area.
All written assignments and responses should follow APA rules for attributing sources.
Article: Imagery use of athletes in individual and team sports that require open and closed skill. (By Esen Kizildag, M. Sefik Tiryaki)