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Symposium: Emotion Regulation in Sport (FG-Symposium Sportpsychologie)
Chair: Julia Schüler & Florian Loffing

This symposium is an invited symposium of the DGPs Fachgruppe Sportpsychologie/Section of Sport Psychology (https://www.dgps.de/fachgruppen/sportpsychologie/). If you are interested in the activities of the section, feel free to reach out to Julia Schüler (Mitglied der FG-Leitung).

Emotion regulation in sport - Invited FG-Symposium

Emotions and their regulation are essential for initiating and sustaining physical activity as well as for optimizing athletic performance at the individual and team level. This symposium unites five experts in these fields to outline current and future research endeavors. First, Englert explores the interplay between implicit (e.g. affects) and explicit processes (e.g. intentions) within the framework of the Physical Activity Adoption and Maintenance Model. This perspective provides new insights into theoretical assumptions and practical recommendations to bridge the intention-behavior gap. Second, Pfeffer et al. investigate affective responses to physical activity with emphasis on cognitive reappraisal (CR). Positive associations found between CR, affective responses, and physical activity behavior suggest that CR may be an efficient self-regulation strategy to facilitate adherence to physical activity. The third contribution shifts focus to competitive sports. O´Mara and Ehrlenspiel address self-presentation concerns (SPC) and the lack of its consistent definition and standardized assessment. Their newly developed comprehensive measure aims to quantify assumptions on the role of SPC in choking experiences in competitive sports. Fourth, Wolf et al. explore team norms as regulators of team emotions in sports competition. Group-level emotion norms predict both collective and individual emotions within integrated sport teams, emphasizing the significance of conceptualizing emotions and norms at the group level. Tamminen and Kim conclude this symposium with a presentation on interpersonal emotion regulation (IER) between teammates in sports, thereby revealing associations with perceived motivational climate, satisfaction, and cohesion. Potential consequences for team success and implications for IER interventions will be discussed.
 

Symposium Contributions: 

1. Chris Englert (Goethe-University Frankfurt): Implicit and explicit processes in physical activity behavior: The Physical Activity Adoption and Maintenance model (PAAM)
2. Ines Pfeffer, Ceren Gürdere & Julina Sorgenfrei (Medical School Hamburg). Affective responses to physical activity: the role of cognitive reappraisal
3. Patrick O’Mara & Felix Ehrlenspiel (Technical University of Munich): Development and Field Test of a Survey to Measure Self-Presentation Concerns in Sport
   Svenja A. Wolf (Florida State University), Marc W. Heerdink (University of Amsterdam), & Gerben A. van Kleef (University of Amsterdam): Teams Norms as Regulators of Team Emotions in Sport Competition
4. Katherine A. Tamminen (University of Toronto) & Jeemin Kim (Michigan State University): Social Network Analysis of Interpersonal Emotion Regulation in Sport: Associations with Cohesion, Satisfaction, and Motivational Climate

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Symposium: Sport Psychology: Team Sports and Mental Models

Chair: Maik Bieleke
 

Symposium Contributions:

1. Maik Bieleke, Wanja Wolff, Thomas Götz: "Why am I doing this anyway?" A control-value perspective on boredom in endurance sports
2. Florian Loffing: Situation first, kinematics second: Anticipatory cue use in 1-vs-1 soccer defense
3. Alena Michel-Kröhler: Experimental sport psychology: Development of an experimental paradigm to induce rumination in athletes in the laboratory and the field
4. Charlotte Behlau; Hannah Pauly; Dennis Dreiskaemper; Bernd Strauss: Denkst du das gleiche was ich denke? Die Messung von Shared Mental Models im Mannschaftssport durch virtuelle Realität
5. Stephanie Buenemann; Charlotte Behlau; Maike Tietjens; Katherine Tamminen; Bernd Strauss: Leistungskrisen in Sportmannschaften: Unterschiede der kognitiven Bewertung vor und nach Wettkämpfen

Gregor Nimz; Timo Kortsch: Die Erreichung des Flow-Erlebens im Leistungssport mittels Job Crafting-Strategien: Eine Brücke von der Arbeitswelt zum Sport