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Research
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Journal of sport & exercise psychology · 2026
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Journal of sport & exercise psychology · 2026
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Journal of sport & exercise psychology · 2026
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Women athletes' experiences of the Female Athlete Triad and RED-S: A bio-psycho-social mixed methods approach
SSHRC · 2024 · Principal investigator
7 publications.
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Gammage K, Adam M, Bird M, Blazo J, Dagenais M, Ede A, Hirsch K, Lee S, Stork M, Wierts C, Zajonz P
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Gammage K, Adam M, Bird M, Blazo J, Dagenais M, Ede A, Hirsch K, Lee S, Stork M, Wierts C, Zajonz P
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Gammage K, Adam M, Bird M, Blazo J, Dagenais M, Ede A, Hirsch K, Lee S, Stork M, Wierts C, Zajonz P
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Gammage K, Adam M, Bird M, Blazo J, Ede A, Hirsch K, Lee S, Locke S, Stork M, Wierts C, Zajonz P
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Gammage K, Adam M, Bird M, Blazo J, Ede A, Hirsch K, Lee S, Locke S, Stork M, Wierts C, Zajonz P
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Gammage K, Adam M, Bird M, Blazo J, Ede A, Hirsch K, Lee S, Locke S, Stork M, Wierts C, Zajonz P
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Gammage K, Adam M, Bird M, Blazo J, Crozier A, Ede A, Hirsch K, Lee S, Locke S, Pila E, Stork M, Wierts C
Women athletes' experiences of the Female Athlete Triad and RED-S: A bio-psycho-social mixed methods approach
Principal investigators: Adam, Margo
Keywords: sport psychology; sport performance; menstrual function; self-compassion; eudaimonic well-being; body-related well-being
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Sean Locke and Margo Adam: 4 shared papers
- Eva Pila and Sean Locke: 3 shared papers
- Eva Pila and Margo Adam: 1 shared paper
- Sports Psychology
- School of Kinesiology
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