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Sports Psychology (Takenochi) Lab
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A lab that studies the clinical psychological issues of athletes and their performance under pressure.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring athletes' minds and pressure.
The sports psychology lab of Professor Takashi Takenochi and Lecturer Kisho Ogasa studies the clinical psychological issues of athletes and performance under pressure.
Professor Takenochi is interested in the clinical psychological issues of athletes, such as personality formation, burnout, and the psychology of sports injuries.
Lecturer Ogasa focuses on changes in perception under pressure to explore why performance declines and how to prevent it, and also conducts research on motor learning.
Students can join this lab starting at the graduate level.
Key terms
- Clinical psychological issues
- Issues related to athletes' personality formation, burnout, and the psychology of sports injuries.
- Motor learning
- The learning (practice) of movement. Under what conditions practice allows people to perform at their best is also a subject of study.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies the clinical psychological issues of athletes and performance under pressure. Professor Takenochi studies athletes' ego development and the psychological acceptance of injury, while Lecturer Ogasa studies perception under pressure and motor learning.
Athletes' ego development and acceptance of injury
Interested in clinical psychological issues of athletes such as personality formation, burnout, and the psychology of sports injuries, the lab currently studies the process of athletes' ego development and the psychological acceptance of sports injuries (Professor Takenochi).
Perception and motor learning under pressure
To clarify why performance declines under pressure and how to prevent it, the lab focuses on changes in perception, such as the goal feeling smaller than usual. It also studies motor learning, asking under what conditions practice allows people to perform at their best (Lecturer Ogasa).
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorTakashi Takenochi
- LecturerKisho Ogasa
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