Problem Athletes and How to Handle Them

Bruce C. Ogilvie

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Sport Psychology and Performance Motivation and Self-Concept in Sports Sports and Physical Education Research

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In Problem Athletes and How to Handle Them (1966), Americans Bruce Ogilvie and Thomas Tutko attempted to apply motivational principles to improve sports performance. Their widely used Athletic Motivation Inventory was designed to measure personality traits, such as leadership and mental toughness, conducive to athletic achievement.

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