The Sport Psychologist · 2005 · 491 citations · 33 references
EducationHuman DevelopmentAdolescent DevelopmentAdolescent HealthSport PsychologySport ParticipationYouth DevelopmentYouth Sport DevelopmentYouth Sport PsychologyPotential Outcomes
Although there is considerable interest in the use of sport as a vehicle to promote psychosocial development in youth, little is known about the specific content or implementation strategies that are likely to account for positive outcomes. In this article, a brief review of current literature and a working definition of youth development through sport are provided to lay a foundation for a framework for planning youth sport programs that are structured to promote psychosocial development in participants. The components of the framework are outlined and suggestions for research, evaluation, and program development are offered.
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