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THE EFFECTS OF GOAL SETTING ON RUGBY PERFORMANCE

Stephen D. Mellalieu · Sheldon Hanton · Michael K. O’Brien

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Abstract

Goal-setting effects on selected performance behaviors of 5 collegiate rugby players were assessed over an entire competitive season using self-generated targets and goal-attainment scaling. Results suggest that goal setting was effective for enhancing task-specific on-field behavior in rugby union.

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