Lori Gano-Overway

Assistant Professor

James Madison University

United States

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Dr. Lori Gano-Overway is an Assistant Professor at James Madison University in the United States. Her research areas include mentorship among women faculty, psychological sense of community in sports, and the dynamics of coach-athlete relationships. She has contributed to various articles exploring themes such as self-determination theory in coaching practice and the impact of caring environments on athlete experiences.

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Eric Legg

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Arizona State University

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Stephen Harvey

Professor in Coaching, Health, and Physical Education

Ohio State University

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Timothy Baghurst

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Florida State University

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Articles (15)

Exploring relationships between psychological sense of community, empathy and sportspersonship

A 20-Year Mentoring Collaboration of Women Faculty: The Story of the Posse

Managing the Complexity: An Ethnographic Approach to Understanding Noticing Within Orchestration

Exploring the ingredients to the development of coach noticing

Meeting Basic Psychological Needs: One Coach’s Application of Self-Determination Theory in Practice

How Coaches Make Improvements in Coaching Practice

Connections between caring climate, self-compassion, self-pity, and reactions to an emotionally difficult sport situation

50 Million StrongTM: The Contribution of Sports Coaching

Athletes’ narratives of caring coaches who made a difference

Program Evaluation of a University-Based Coach Education Program

Personal and situational factors that influence coaches’ ability to care

Let’s Get Smart and Set Goals to ASPIRE

Recognizing and Expanding Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

The Mapp Way: Success through Combining the Motivational and Caring Climates

Introduction to the Feature Series on Quality Sport Coaching: The Role of the National Standards for Sport Coaches

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Eric Legg

Stephen Harvey

Timothy Baghurst

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