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Coping strategies and resources in the National Hockey League : An inductive thematic analysis with Canadian professional ice-hockey players

Randy C. Battochio, Robert Joel Schinke, Natalia B. Stambulova

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Canadian ice-hockey players must overcome numerous stressors throughout their National Hockey  League (NHL) careers. Though sport psychology researchers have conducted preliminary studies, theoreti ...

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Canadian ice-hockey players must overcome numerous stressors throughout their National Hockey  League (NHL) careers. Though sport psychology researchers have conducted preliminary studies, theoreti ...

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Canadian ice-hockey players must overcome numerous stressors throughout their National Hockey  League (NHL) careers. Though sport psychology researchers have conducted preliminary studies, theoreti ...

Key concepts: Ice hockey, League, Thematic analysis, Coping (psychology), Psychology, Qualitative research, Medicine, Sociology

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