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ALERTS – Cool way to keep updated about your favorite/working subjects with Pubmed

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For those of you either getting started on research, writing about something with intellectual honesty or just find science too cool to miss on anything relevant, here’s how your configure Pubmed for your own, personal “newsletter” (notifications). I received the weekly notification ones today: 1) Create an account on Pubmed (fig 1) 2) Log in […]

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The Role of Mental Toughness in Sport Performance

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“Have the courage to choose the future rather than the past.” — Dr. Salvatore Maddi  “You must unlearn what you have learned.”— Yoda Introduction: Another Brick in the Wall A while ago, I wrote a series of articles about motivation. My goal was to offer an evidence-based introduction to the concepts involved in motivation. The terms that expressed

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Wakelet: curation for the science researcher and other writers

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Wakelet is a content/data curation online service. The word is probably not new to you: you’ve heard about Museum curators, for example. These people provide the professional service of identifying, selecting, maintaining and validating art or science production. Individual researchers and writers who rely on “the state of the art” on a certain subject (literature

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The Role of Grit in Sport Performance

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Introduction: Picking Up Where We Left Off A while ago, I wrote a series of articles about “motivation”. My goal was to offer an evidence-based introduction to the concepts involved in motivation. The terms that expressed these concepts have been misinterpreted, misused, and presented with a judgmental, moralistic, and emotional tone in the fitness industry

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