Joy, Fun, and Flow State in Sport

Susan A. Jackson

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Flow Experience in Various Fields Sport Psychology and Performance Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management

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The topic of this chapter—the positive experiences that sport offers participants—is important for several reasons. As a context in which people experience positive affect, sport provides a useful setting for examining such psychological concepts as joy, fun, and flow. Sport is usually freely chosen

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