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NCAA Division I Athletes' Perceptions of Psychological Skills and Attitudes Toward Seeking Sport Psychology Consultation

Scott B. Martin, Craig A. Wrisberg, John W. Lounsbury

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Statistically significant differences on the basis of race and gender were found for stigma tolerance, one of three dimensions of athlete attitude variance toward seeking sport psychology consultation.

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Statistically significant differences on the basis of race and gender were found for stigma tolerance, one of three dimensions of athlete attitude variance toward seeking sport psychology consultation.

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Statistically significant differences on the basis of race and gender were found for stigma tolerance, one of three dimensions of athlete attitude variance toward seeking sport psychology consultation.

Key concepts: Sport psychology, Athletes, Psychology, Perception, Applied psychology, Social psychology, Medical education, Medicine

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