Bernd Strauss

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University of Münster

Germany

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Prof. Dr. Bernd Strauss is a faculty member at the University of Münster, Germany. His research areas include sports performance, social influences in athletic contexts, and health-related behaviors. Recent articles focus on topics such as team performance crises, the impact of spectator presence in sports, and the effects of fitness tracking on physical activity and motivation.

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Luca Mallia

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University of Rome Foro Italico

ITALY

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Dmitriy Bondarev

University of Tampere

FINLAND

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Maike Tietjens

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University of Münster

GERMANY

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Examining Correlates of Threat States Through the Lens of Team Performance Crises and the Role of Losing Streaks

No relevant spectator impact on home advantage in male and female professional volleyball – A longitudinal multilevel logistic model analysis over 25 years

Elite darts performance and the social influence of real crowds and simulated crowd noise

A campfire in crisis? The German national football team during the pandemic

Identification with a National Soccer Team and expectancies regarding success: two experiments on manipulated team salience

Moving in the presence of others–a systematic review and meta-analysis on social facilitation

Normalised step targets in fitness apps affect users’ autonomy need satisfaction, motivation and physical activity–a six-week RCT

The role of comprehensive education in anti-doping policy legitimacy and support among clean athletes

Attentional focusing in running: Implicit focus manipulations reflect the effects for explicit instructions

Breaking bad: how crisis communication, dissemination channel and prevalence influence the public perception of doping cases

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Luca Mallia

Dmitriy Bondarev

Maike Tietjens

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