Search Results - "KERR, JOHN H."

Stress and emotions at work: An adventure tourism guide's experiences by Houge Mackenzie, Susan, Kerr, John H.

“…Little research has identified issues faced by tour guiding professionals and investigations of tour guide experiences have been neglected in favour of tourist…”
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Afterword It Was a Different World Then… Ramblings from an Early Intensivist on Care and Quality Measures by Kerr, John H.

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Emotional dynamics of soccer fans at winning and losing games by Kerr, John H., Wilson, George V., Nakamura, Isamu, Sudo, Yoshiko

“…The purpose of the present study was to investigate the emotional reactions of fans of winning and losing teams at two professional soccer games. The…”
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Reversal theory-based sport and exercise research: A systematic/narrative review by Hudson, Joanne, Males, Jonathan R., Kerr, John H.

“…To provide a critical combined systematic/narrative review of reversal theory (RT) sport and exercise research published over the last 30 years. Peer-reviewed…”
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The psychological experience of river guiding: exploring the protective frame and implications for guide well-being by Houge Mackenzie, Susan, Kerr, John H.

“…Adventure tours are a fast-growing segment of the tourism market and guide behaviour has been identified as a critical factor in tourist satisfaction. However,…”
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Positive motivational experience over a three-day outdoor adventure trek in Peru by Houge Mackenzie, Susan, Kerr, John H.

“…This study investigated the motivational and emotional experience of an experienced outdoor activity participant during a three-day guided adventure trek in…”
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Analysis of recent incidents of on-field violence in sport: legal decisions and additional considerations from psychology by Kerr, John H.

“…This article focuses on two recent incidents of serious on‐field violence in sports and the legal consequences for those involved. The two incidents occurred…”
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The experience of losing: Qualitative study of elite lacrosse athletes and team performance at a world championship by Kerr, John H., Males, Jonathan R.

“…To examine the motivational experiences and psychological responses of members of an under-performing national lacrosse team at their four most important games…”
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Do Elite Athletes Renowned for Their Aggressive Play Transfer Aggression to Nonsport Settings? A Qualitative Exploratory Study by Grange, Pippa, Kerr, John H.

“…This exploratory qualitative study concerned elite-level male Australian footballers' attitudes to and experience of off-the-field aggression and violence…”
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Examining the Bertuzzi–Moore NHL ice hockey incident: Crossing the line between sanctioned and unsanctioned violence in sport by Kerr, John H.

“…This paper examines sanctioned and unsanctioned aggression and violence in sport. It focuses on a recent notorious violent incident in a National Hockey League…”
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Motivational style and actual and perceived academic performance of secondary school students in Hong Kong by Sit, Cindy H. P., Braman, O. Randall, Kerr, John H., Lindner, Koenraad J.

“…This study examined the relationship between motivational style and academic achievement among 2,220 secondary school males and females in Hong Kong…”
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The multifaceted nature of participation motivation in elite Canadian women rugby union players by Kerr, John H.

“…This study examined the nature of participation motivation for starting and continuing to play rugby among elite Canadian women rugby union players. A snowball…”
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Matches and mismatches between telic dominance and type of sport: Changes in emotions and stress pre- to post-performance by Kerr, John H., Wilson, George V., Svebak, Sven, Kirkcaldy, Bruce D.

“…This study was intended to test the proposition that telic dominant individuals have a greater affinity and preference for endurance sports compared to…”
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Metamotivational characteristics of exercise dependence and eating disorders in highly active amateur sport participants by Blaydon, Michelle J, Linder, Koenraad J, Kerr, John H

“…By analyzing psychological characteristics of physically active participants, the aim of this investigation was to use the Reversal Theory (RT) framework to…”
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Affective responses to success and failure:: a study of winning and losing in competitive rugby by Wilson, George V, Kerr, John H

“…Affective responses to success and failure in a competitive sport setting were investigated using a reversal theory framework in a replication and extension of…”
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The enjoyment of sanctioned aggression in rugby: The experience of a pioneering female Canadian team captain by Kerr, John H.

“…The aim of the present qualitative case study was to examine the motivational experiences of a Canadian pioneering female rugby player with a particular focus…”
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Multiple motives for participating in adventure sports by Kerr, John H., Houge Mackenzie, Susan

“…The purpose of the present study was to explore possible multiple motives for participation in different adventure sports. Qualitative design, specifically an…”
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Motivation and level of risk in male and female recreational sport participation by Kerr, John H., Au, Cecilia K.F., Lindner, Koenraad J.

“…Participants in this study were 1469 male and female students who specified a principal sport or physical activity that they had engaged in during the…”
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Aggression, violence, and the death of a Dutch soccer hooligan: A reversal theory explanation by Kerr, John H., de Kock, Hilde

“…In March 1997, an aggressive and violent confrontation took place between more than 3000 rival soccer hooligans in the small town of Beverwijk in the…”
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'I don't want to die. That's not why I do it at all': multifaceted motivation, psychological health, and personal development in BASE jumping by Kerr, John H., Houge Mackenzie, Susan

“…This study explored a veteran female BASE jumper's experiences in relation to (a) participation phases, motivations and emotions; (b) risk perceptions and…”
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