Dr Marcia Wilson
Associate Dean (interim)
Health, Sport and Bioscience
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AE5.22, Stratford Campus
School of Health Sport and Bioscience
University of East London
Water Lane
London
E15 4LZ - m.wilson@uel.ac.uk +442082234276
Since obtaining my Ph.D in 2000, I have worked at several educational institutions in the USA and England. My research is in sport psychology (Expectancy Theory). I currently lead and teach on the undergraduate sport sciences programme
Overview
Wilson, M.A. & Stephens, D.E. (2007). Great Expectations: An Examination of the Differences Between High and Low Expectancy Athletes' Perception of Coach Treatment. Journal of Sports Behavior, 30, 358-373.
Wilson, M.A., Cushion, C.J., & Stephens, D.E. (2006). “Put me in coach… I’m better than you think I am!” Coaches’ Perceptions of their Expectations in Youth Sport. International Journal of Sport Sciences and Coaching, 2, 149-161.
Brown, J.F.M., Wilson, M.A., & Sharp, N.C.C. (2006). “Down But Not Out”: An Exploration of the Psychological Factors that Impact the Unexplained Underperformance Syndrome (UPS). International Journal of Sport Sciences and Coaching, 2, 163-176.
Wilson. M.A. & Stephens, D.E. (2005). Great Expectations: How do athletes of different expectancies attribute their perception of personal athletic achievement? Journal of Sport Behavior, 28, 392-406.
Wilson, M.A., Cushion, C.J., & Stephens, D.E. (2006). “Put me in coach… I’m better than you think I am!” Coaches’ Perceptions of their Expectations in Youth Sport. International Journal of Sport Sciences and Coaching, 2, 149-161.
Brown, J.F.M., Wilson, M.A., & Sharp, N.C.C. (2006). “Down But Not Out”: An Exploration of the Psychological Factors that Impact the Unexplained Underperformance Syndrome (UPS). International Journal of Sport Sciences and Coaching, 2, 163-176.
Wilson. M.A. & Stephens, D.E. (2005). Great Expectations: How do athletes of different expectancies attribute their perception of personal athletic achievement? Journal of Sport Behavior, 28, 392-406.
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Research
Publications
Funding
Sport Psychology
Achievement Motivation
Expectancy Theory in Sport
Stress and Anxiety
Questionnaire design
Achievement Motivation
Expectancy Theory in Sport
Stress and Anxiety
Questionnaire design
Interests
Portfolio
Level 1: Psychological Aspects of Exercise and Sport (BS1101)
Level 3: Stress Management (BS3107)
Level 3: Stress Management (BS3107)
Sport Sciences
BASES & AASP membership