Philip Furley

Senior Lecturer

German Sport University Cologne

Germany

Research Interests

Explore related searches

Professors in Germany Professors in Sports Science Sports Science professors in Germany

Contact this professor

ORCID

Google Scholar

About

Philip Furley is a Senior Lecturer at the German Sport University Cologne in Germany. His research areas encompass executive functions in sport and exercise, the impact of coaches' non-verbal cues on athletes, and the dynamics of competition in sports such as football and tennis. He has published numerous articles, including critical reviews and empirical studies that examine the psychological aspects of sports performance and behavior.

Philip Furley

Research Interests

Explore related searches

Contact this professor

About

Articles (16)

A critical review of research on executive functions in sport and exercise

Home advantage in tennis exists independent of competition level, gender and COVID-19 restrictions: evidence from German team tennis competitions

A smile can go a long way: The effects of dominant and rewarding smiles of coaches on athletes in an evaluative performance context

Examining how data becomes information for an upcoming opponent in football

Non-verbal behaviour of professional soccer players performing in the absence or presence of fans

The obligation to succeed when it matters the most–The influence of skill and pressure on the success in football penalty kicks

Free throw shooting performance under pressure: a social psychology critical review of research

Red shirt color has no effect on winning in European Soccer: Reanalysis of Attrill et al. (2008) of the English premier league and six additional European leagues

The Influence of Slow-Paced Breathing on Executive Function

Coding body language in sports: The nonverbal behavior coding system for soccer penalties

Emotional intelligence and drawing inferences from nonverbal cues in sports

English goalkeepers are not responsible for England’s poor performance in penalty shootouts in the past

Nonverbal expressions of soccer coaches during the game and their potential effects on observers

Nonverbal pre-performance expressions of professional darts players distinguish between good and poor performance

Systematic vs. Narrative Reviews in Sport and Exercise Psychology: Is Either Approach Superior to the Other?

The Expression of Success: Are Thin-Slices of Pre-performance Nonverbal Behavior Prior to Throwing Darts Predictive of Performance in Professional Darts?

Collaborators (4)

Greg Wood

Daniel Memmert

Fabrice Dosseville

Emma Mosley

How do I reach out?

Meet Kite AI