An Exploratory Examination of Interpersonal Interactions between Peers in Informal Sport Play Contexts

Karl Erickson and Jean Côté

PLOS ONE, 2016, vol. 11, issue 5, 1-12

Abstract: Athlete-driven informal sport play represents an important context for athlete development. However, in contrast to coach-driven organized sport, little is known about the interpersonal processes driving development in this context. The present study was an exploratory descriptive analysis of the interactive peer behaviors occurring in an informal sport play setting and their relationship to athlete psychological characteristics. Thirty young athletes (

Date: 2016
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