期刊名称：JOURNAL OF CLINICAL SPORT PSYCHOLOGY ISSN： 1932-9261 出版频率： Quarterly 出版社： HUMAN KINETICS PUBL INC, 1607 N MARKET ST, PO BOX 5076, CHAMPAIGN, USA, IL, 61820-2200   出版社网址： https://us.humankinetics.com/ 期刊网址： https://journals.humankinetics.com/journal/jcsp 主题范畴： PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED 变更情况： Newly Added by 2018 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal The Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology (JCSP), a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal, addresses psychological care and clinical issues of athletes, exercisers, and other performers. Clinical sport psychology represents an integration of therapeutic strategies and mental skills training approaches for performance, health, and overall well-being.  Mission The mission of the Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology (JCSP) is to disseminate scholarly, peer-reviewed work that integrates therapeutic strategies and performance enhancement approaches to best serve athletes, exercisers, and other performers. JCSP is designed to provide practical recommendations to mental health providers and applied sport psychology practitioners, stimulate provocative discussions, promote best practices and intervention strategies, and disseminate applied research findings.  Target Audience JCSP serves as a resource for clinicians and other professionals who work with athletes, exercisers, and performers. Articles published in JCSP also inform the work of sport and exercise psychology scholars.  2017 Impact Factor 1.175 ISSNs Print: 1932-9261 Online: 1932-927X Index Coverage CABI      Abstracts on Hygiene and Communicable Diseases (Online)      Agricultrual Economics Database      CAB Abstracts (Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux)      Environmental Impact      Global Health      Leisure Tourism Database      Nutrition Abstracts and Reviews. Series A: Human and Experimental (Online)      Nutrition and Food Sciences Database      Tropical Diseases Bulletin (Online)      World Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Abstracts (Online) Copyright Clearance Center      Get It Now      Get It Now - International Schools Only EBSCOhost      Current Abstracts      PsycINFO      SPORTDiscus with Full Text      TOC Premier (Table of Contents) EBSCO A-to-Z Elsevier BV      Scopus Google Scholar Ovid      PsycINFO ProQuest      PsycINFO Thomson Reuters      Emerging Sources Citation Index      Web of Science   Instructions to Authors Prior to submission, please carefully read and follow the submission guidelines detailed below. Authors must submit their manuscripts through the journal’s ScholarOne online submission system. To submit, click the button below: Authorship Guidelines The Journals Division at Human Kinetics adheres to the criteria for authorship as outlined by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors*: Each author should have participated sufficiently in the work to take public responsibility for the content. Authorship credit should be based only on substantial contributions to: a. Conception and design, or analysis and interpretation of data; and b. Drafting the article or revising it critically for important intellectual content; and c. Final approval of the version to be published. Conditions a, b, and c must all be met. Individuals who do not meet the above criteria may be listed in the acknowledgments section of the manuscript. *Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. New England Journal of Medicine, 1991, 324, 424–428. Open Access Human Kinetics is pleased to allow our authors the option of having their articles published Open Access withinJCSP. In order for an article to be published Open Access, authors must complete and return the Request for Open Access form and provide payment for this option. To request Open Access, click here. Manuscript Guidelines The Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology (JCSP) is a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal that provides practical and clinically relevant recommendations to mental health providers and practitioners in sport and exercise psychology, stimulates provocative discussions, promotes best practices and intervention strategies, and disseminates applied research findings that clearly show clinical relevance. The journal covers a broad range of topics. Some examples of relevant topics include psychology of injury, eating disorders, exercise and mental health, and substance use disorders. This journal highlights the clinical application of research findings within direct psychological service delivery spanning a wide range of clients and settings. JCSP recognizes the importance of diverse methodologies, varied treatment approaches, and the importance of having authors represent a wide range of perspectives around sport and exercise psychology. JCSP is international in scope and submissions from around the world and with diverse populations are encouraged.  Writing Style All manuscript submissions should be written in accessible language, free of scientific jargon, and easily understood by a wide variety of clinicians and applied sport psychology practitioners. To align with the mission of JCSP, submissions should strive to demonstrate clinical relevance. Authors should follow the latest version of APA style, and manuscripts should be void of typos and grammatical errors. Line numbering and 12-point font should be used for the double-spaced document. Types of Papers Original research papers follow traditional format and section headings to demonstrate literature background, methods, results, and discussion. All methodologies are welcomed (e.g., quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods). To follow ethical research procedures, prior institutional review board approval is expected. Applied and clinical relevance of the project should be clearly demonstrated throughout. Authors are strongly encouraged to include a clinical implications section in their manuscript to provide practical implications for clinicians or practitioners working in this field. Including abstract (150 word maximum), tables, and references these papers should not exceed 30 pages.   Practice papers are applied pieces that may, for example, detail “best practice” prevention, intervention, or treatment approaches to addressing problems within sport, exercise, and performance contexts. Another option is a “lessons learned” paper that describes challenges and recommendations gleaned from implementing a program or intervention with athletes, exercisers, or performers. Papers may also use published research findings or theoretical frameworks to inform practice recommendations to clinicians, practitioners, and others working in the field. These papers should be 20 pages or less, including the abstract (150 word maximum), tables, and references. Commentaries are brief papers that describe hot topics in the field or argue for a particular viewpoint, therapeutic approach or strategies for navigating challenges that may arise in research and practice for sport and exercise psychology. Although these may be viewed as “opinion papers”, authors should tie ideas to the literature and employ a professional tone to ensure a compelling scholarly argument. These papers require abstracts (150 word maximum) and should not exceed 10 pages. Case illustration and therapeutic approach papers articulate a specific and in depth case to make a problem “come to life” and illustrate challenges and intervention strategies in a clinical or applied setting. If based on a real case, all identifying characteristics should be altered to protect the identity of the client(s). These papers must include a case narrative, case interpretation, and a clinical implications section with a recommended therapeutic approach supported by research. These papers require abstracts (150 word maximum) and should not exceed 7 pages.  Questions about the journal or manuscript submission should be directed to the Assistant Editor, Christina Johnson,ChristinaJ@hkusa.com.   Artwork Instructions In figures, use black and white only, no shading or color. Resolution of digital images should be 300 dpi at full size for photos and 600 dpi for line art; color images cannot be accepted. Figures or photos should be in .jpeg or .tif files. Format tables using the “Table” function of your word processing program rather than aligning columns in text with tabs and spaces or using text boxes. Review The review process is blind, with manuscripts read by external reviewers. There are no page charges to contributors. Authors of manuscripts accepted for publication must transfer copyright to Human Kinetics, Inc. Please note that papers decisioned as reject and resubmit during 2017 should no longer consider resubmitting as of August 2018. Please also be aware that while authors are welcome to submit their work that has been previously reviewed, all manuscripts will be treated as new submissions and need to adhere to current author guidelines. Desk Rejection Policy  Before full review, submissions are examined at the editorial level. If the Editor and an Editorial Board Member believe the submission has extensive flaws or is inconsistent with the mission and focus of the journal, the manuscript may receive a desk reject decision. Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief Justine J. Reel  University of North Carolina Wilmington, USA Associate Editor J.D. DeFreese University of North Carolina, USA Editors Emeriti Frank L. Gardner (Founding Editor: 2007–2013) Touro College, USA Don Marks (2013–2017) Kean University, USA Editorial Board Mitch Abrams  Learned Excellence for Athletes, USA Jessyca Arthur-Cameselle  Western Washington University, USA Timothy Baghurst  Oklahoma State University, USA Lois Butcher   Temple University, USA Chris Carr St. Vincent Indianapolis Hospital, USA Jennifer Carter  The Ohio State University, Wexner Medical Center, USA Graig Chow Florida State University, USA Yongchul Chung Sogang University, South Korea  Jenny Conviser  Ascend Consulting, USA Peter J. Economou Rutgers University, USA Edson Filho University of Central Lancashire, UK Leslee Fisher The University of Tennessee Knoxville, USA Teresa B. Fletcher  Adler University, USA Nick Galli University of Utah, USA  Frank L. Gardner Kean University, USA Steve Gonzalez SUNY Brockport, USA Christy Greenleaf  University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, USA Michael Gross  Kean University, USA Brandonn Harris Georgia Southern University, USA Hannah Hopkins Boxwood Recovery Center, USA Lauren Loberg National Football League, USA  Tobias Lundgren Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Charles Maher Rutgers University, USA Don Marks Kean University, USA Maya Miyairi  Utah State University, USA Zella Moore Manhattan College, USA Kelli Moran-Miller Stanford University School of Medicine, USA Trent Petrie University of North Texas, USA Les Podlog The University of Utah, USA Tanya Prewitt-White University of Illinois at Chicago, USA Carrie Scherzer  Mount Royal University, Canada Chris Selby Husson University, USA Kendahl Shortway Kean University, USA Sonya SooHoo University of California, San Francisco, USA Gershon Tenenbaum Florida State University, USA Paula Thesleff  SportFocus, Finland Amanda Tierney McCallum Place, The Victory Program, USA  Max Trenerry The Mayo Clinic, USA J. Jordan Utley University of St. Augustine, USA Judy Van Raalte Springfield College, USA Dana Voelker West Virginia University, USA  Frank Webbe Florida Institute of Technology, USA Karin Weman Josefsson Halmstad University, Sweden Andrew Wolanin Wolanin Consulting and Assessment Inc., USA Mike Zito  Montclair State University, USA Sam Zizzi West Virginia University, USA Human Kinetics Staff Publisher: Human Kinetics, Inc. Journals Division Director: Kathleen Bernard Journals Division Associate Director: Casey A. Buchta Managing Editor: Brian Moore