Julian Fritsch

Researcher in Sport and Exercise Psychology, Goethe University Frankfurt

[Alexander T Latinjak @Alex_T_Latinjak]

Thinking about visiting the @AASPTweets conference in Las Vegas 2024 and eager to bring @PsychMapping to the U.S.! 🚀

Are you a regular at @AASPTweets events, or do you know someone who is? I'm also looking to team up with someone interested to organize a session on #selftalk.

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

New article on the relation between emotional experiences and emotional expressions in tennis! This study extends previous studies in which we "only" observed players to assess their emotions.

https://t.co/yNLou5qhcB

@FieJanis

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

New article on the halo-effect in a questionnaire measuring different dimensions of coaches' competence. 50 free copies!

https://t.co/rCteSznHeg

[Alexander T Latinjak @Alex_T_Latinjak]

Interested in #selftalk in&beyond sport? Open access: https://t.co/09swyT2bMK

“a transdisciplinary ST model that places ST research in relation to variables within its nomologic network, such as social support, emotions, performance, metacognition, and psychological skills.”

[MoMo-Studie @MoMostudie]

!New paper!
We compare the original Weiss-Harter model and an adapted model in a prospective study design. Data were based on two assessment waves of the German MoMo-Study involving 1107 participants.
https://t.co/d6Y0LGmlE2
@J_Fritsch @NiessnerClaudia @CarinaNigg @SCESchmidt

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

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Key findings:
- Players are more expressive after losing points indicating a negativity bias

- Players are more expressive in situations closer to the end of a game, closer to the end of a set, and with a tighter score during a game.

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

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New article on the recognition of affective states based on tennis players' non-verbal behavior.

https://t.co/X80JjPdbWX

Let me know if you want a copy :)

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

Regarding the importance of the situation, the results showed a higher recognition rate for points of the fifth (77.84%) than for points of the first (68.51%) set. This was particularly true for won points of the fifth set (89.19%).

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

New article assessing the impact of point outcome and the importance of the situation on the recognition of affective states in volleyball https://t.co/xCEsUyAcus

@jekauc @SportPsychKIT

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

Regarding point outcome, the results showed a higher recognition rate for won (80.90%) than for lost (65.56%) points. Interestingly, this is the opposite pattern of what we found in tennis:
https://t.co/f5spFfAaax

[Kathrin Wunsch @KathrinWunsch]

Ein Aufruf an alle Familien! Bitte mitmachen! Please RT!
@KITKarlsruhe @asp_sportpsycho @DVGS_eV @DGPs_Gesundheit @dvs_Sportwiss

[Department of Health Education & Sports Psychology @SportPsychKIT]

In unserem neuesten Paper untersuchen wir, ob eine Trainerschulung dazu beitragen kann, dass die Sportkursteilnehmenden mehr Spaß erleben und damit einhergehend vielleicht auch die Gewohnheit entwickeln, zum Sport zu gehen. @J_Fritsch @katharinafeil2 https://t.co/NnIjAVik7b

[Markus Reichert @MarkusReichert8]

Please RT:
https://t.co/qSGZkBwzhC Der Lehrstuhl für eHealth und Sports Analytics der Fakultät für Sportwissenschaft sucht ab dem nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt eine/n Doktorand*in (m/w/d) für die Dauer von 3 Jahren mit 19,915 Wochenstunden (TVL E13).

[Kathrin Wunsch @KathrinWunsch]

Wer noch nicht mitgebracht hat - bitte unbedingt teilnehmen! Wir wollen ja ein möglichst repräsentatives Bild abzeichnen können! #OpenScience #sportpsychologie

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

@dadirafnsson :D :D :D

[FEPSAC 2022 Padova @fepsac2022]

Symposium: A symposium on recent developments about self-talk in sports with @J_Fritsch @FEPSAC_MC #FEPSAC2022

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

@a_whitehead1 @fepsac2022 @LJMUSportSci It was great having you in our symposium - thanks for sharing your fascinating insights into the Think Aloud technique!

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

@BehnkeMaciej @SylvainLaborde_ @pfurley @JenHobSporty Indeed a great symposium!

[Julian Fritsch @J_Fritsch]

New article on the role of anticipatory and anticipated emotions in exercise. Great work led by @katharinafeil2

https://t.co/7CWwqvtccs
@SusisSenf @jekauc

[Esben Elholm Madsen @EsbenElholmMads]

Remember registration deadline (June 1, 2022) for a fantastic PhD course offered by @SpoPsyLe in September: “Designing, Conducting and Evaluating Interventions in Sport and Exercise Psychology”.
Registration here: https://t.co/joTnETcZL1