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Research
Latest papers
Exploring the development of coach-parent relationships in organized competitive youth team sports.
PloS one · 2025 · senior author
January 2023 Editorial.
Psychology of sport and exercise · 2023 · first author
Measuring sport experiences in children and youth to better understand the impact of sport on health and positive youth development: designing a brief measure for population health surveys
BMC International Health and Human Rights · 2018 · senior author
Latest funding
- $79,460
Generative AI in Sport: Athlete Perceptions, Motivation, and Well-Being
SSHRC · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $86,819
Understanding adolescent digital well-being: Online experiences, offline spillover, and developmental risk and protective effects
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $59,207
Face to Face: A Study of Interactional Ethics
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
3 publications.
Exploring the development of coach-parent relationships in organized competitive youth team sports.
Azimi S, Sutcliffe J, Tamminen K
January 2023 Editorial.
Tamminen K, Raab M, Coffee P
Measuring sport experiences in children and youth to better understand the impact of sport on health and positive youth development: designing a brief measure for population health surveys
Cairney J, Clark HJ, Kwan MYW, Bruner M, Tamminen K
Generative AI in Sport: Athlete Perceptions, Motivation, and Well-Being
Principal investigators: Gunnell, Katie
Understanding adolescent digital well-being: Online experiences, offline spillover, and developmental risk and protective effects
Principal investigators: Howard, Andrea L.
Keywords: adolescent development; social media; qualitative; well-being
Face to Face: A Study of Interactional Ethics
Principal investigators: Brownlee, Kimberley L.L.
Keywords: interaction; sociability; belonging; ostracism; loneliness
Improving Emotion Dysregulation, Psychosocial Functioning, and Performance Satisfaction among Competitive Athletes
Principal investigators: Tamminen, Katherine
Keywords: sport psychology; athlete; emotion dysregulation; emotion regulation; psychosocial wellbeing
Improving Emotion Dysregulation, Psychosocial Functioning, and Performance Satisfaction among Competitive Athletes
Principal investigators: Tamminen, Katherine
Keywords: sport psychology; athlete; emotion dysregulation; emotion regulation; psychosocial wellbeing
Are Two Better than One? Assessing the Learning and Motivational Benefits of Practicing in Pairs
Principal investigators: Welsh, Timothy N.
Keywords: motor learning; motor skill; dyad; social cognition; motivation; self-efficacy; affect; observational learning; gender
Are Two Better than One? Assessing the Learning and Motivational Benefits of Practicing in Pairs
Principal investigators: Welsh, Timothy N.
Keywords: motor learning; motor skill; dyad; social cognition; motivation; self-efficacy; affect; observational learning; gender
Developing Best Practices for Open Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise Psychology
Principal investigators: Tamminen, Katherine A.
Keywords: open science; qualitative; data management; sport psychology; exercise psychology
The Sport Parent Program (TSPP): A skills and knowledge-based approach to parent education and support in youth sport
Principal investigators: Holt, Nicholas L.
Keywords: parenting styles; parenting strategies; youth sport
Interpersonal emotion regulation in sport
Principal investigators: Tamminen, Katherine A.
Keywords: sport; sport psychology; emotion regulation; interpersonal processes
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
- Matthew Yiu Kwan and John Cairney: 15 shared papers
- Matthew Yiu Kwan and Mark Bruner: 1 shared paper
- Matthew Yiu Kwan and Katherine Tamminen: 1 shared paper
- Mark Bruner and John Cairney: 1 shared paper
- Mark Bruner and Katherine Tamminen: 1 shared paper
- John Cairney and Katherine Tamminen: 1 shared paper
- Sports Psychology
- Physical Education
- Family Medicine
- Other
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