The Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (JSEP) is a leading scholarly publication dedicated to advancing the understanding of the psychological aspects of sport and exercise. With a focus on empirical research, JSEP explores the interplay between psychological factors and physical activity, aiming to enhance performance, well-being, and overall health. This journal publishes original research articles, theoretical reviews, and meta-analyses across a broad spectrum of topics, including motivation, anxiety, self-confidence, social psychology, and group dynamics.
JSEP covers diverse areas such as exercise adherence, the psychology of athletic injuries, the impact of coaching behaviors, and the effects of physical activity on mental health. It also investigates the psychometrics properties of various assessment tools used in sport and exercise psychology. Indexed in databases like Scopus and Web of Science, JSEP is a vital resource for researchers, practitioners, coaches, and students. Its target audience includes sport psychologists, exercise scientists, kinesiologists, and healthcare professionals.
JSEP strives to contribute to evidence-based practices in sport and exercise settings, supporting athletes and individuals in achieving their full potential. By providing insights into the psychological dimensions of physical activity, JSEP aids in the development of interventions and programs designed to promote positive behavioral changes and enhance athletic achievements. Researchers are encouraged to submit their high-quality work, contributing to the continued growth of this dynamic field.