1. Introduction
  2. Sport Psychology
  3. Relationship of Psychology with Sport Psychology
  4. Functions of Sport Psychology
  5. Sport Psychology today

  1. The Sport Psychologist
  2. Functions of the Sport Psychologist
  3. What are not the functions of the Sport Psychologist?
  4. The Sport Psychologist within a sports organisation
  5. The Sport Psychologist in high performance

  1. Psychological needs in sport
  2. The purpose of psychological intervention
  3. Psychological variables, skills and techniques
  4. Psychological skills training
  5. Types of psychological intervention
  6. The role of psychology
  7. PARTICIPATION OF SPORTSMEN AND WOMEN IN PSYCHOLOGICAL PREPARATION

  1. Motivation
  2. Self-confidence

  1. Introduction: emotions
  2. Emotions in sport
  3. Emotions triggered by training
  4. Emotional control in threatening situations
  5. Pre-competition emotions

  1. Introduction
  2. Activation, anxiety and stress
  3. Manifestations of anxiety in competition
  4. Assessment of anxiety, stress and others

  1. Classification of the Nervous System. Cytology
  2. Resting or Membrane Potential
  3. Receptors. Generating Potential
  4. Potential for Action
  5. Synapses
  6. Neural circuits
  7. Central Nervous System Morphogenesis
  8. Morphology of the Central Nervous System

  1. Somatosensory system. Exteroception and nocioception
  2. Sensory system. Proprioception
  3. Functional organisation of the Motor System
  4. Vegetative or Autonomic Nervous System

  1. Motor learning
  2. Main models of motor learning
  3. Motor learning theories
  4. The teaching-learning process
  5. Mechanisms involved in motor learning
  6. Factors involved in the motor learning process
  7. Motor skills

  1. Bone system: locomotor system and movement
  2. The muscular system
  3. Joints and movement
  4. Tendons

  1. Muscle physiology and energy systems
  2. Cardio-circulatory physiology
  3. Respiratory physiology
  4. The nervous system

  1. Resistance
  2. Force
  3. Speed
  4. Flexibility

  1. Preliminary characteristics of psychomotor skills
  2. The body schema
  3. The process of lateralisation
  4. Coordination
  5. Balance
  6. Development of perceptual-motor skills
  7. Expressive manifestations associated with movement

  1. Physical exercise and its phases
  2. Organic adaptations in exercise
  3. Metabolic process during the development of physical exercise
  4. Fatigue
  5. Physical exercise and psychological well-being
  6. Explanatory mechanisms for the effects of physical exercise

  1. Introduction to sports injuries
  2. Definition
  3. Prevention
  4. Treatment
  5. Frequent sports injuries
  6. What should you do if you get injured while exercising?
  7. What can you do if you get injured?
  8. Common causes of training injuries
  9. Techniques used in the prevention and treatment of injuries
  10. Relationship between psychological factors and sports injuries

  1. The sport psychologist in high performance
  2. High Performance Athletes
  3. Clinical Psychology applied to sport
  4. Psychological Action Plan
  5. The Sports Psychologist's actions in High Performance

  1. Competing and cooperating
  2. Mental training: psychological preparation for training and competitions

  1. Psychological characteristics of athletes
  2. Personality and sport
  3. Sports profiles

  1. Self-reports
  2. Interviews
  3. Observation
  4. Psychophysiological records

  1. Counselling“
  2. Psychological training

  1. Resilience in sport
  2. Mental strength and types of mentality
  3. Mind-body relationship
  4. Mental preparation for a match

  1. Progress and evolution from group to team
  2. Emotional management of the group
  3. Group cohesion tools
  4. Motivational strategies during competitions

  1. Daily emotional regulation
  2. Emotional regulation during competition.

  1. Key actions and skills of the leader
  2. Group climate and individual development
  3. Communication tools

  1. Competitive exposure and specific preparation
  2. Pre-competition and sport competition
  3. Post-competition sports

  1. Generational diversity in the sporting community
  2. Social networks and high sports performance
  3. Integration of training in technological devices
  4. Online sports performance management software

  1. Approach to the scientific method
  2. Objectives of scientific research
  3. The hypothesis
  4. Ethical issues in research
  5. Lines of research in physical activity and sport sciences

  1. Introduction to the literature review
  2. Search strategies
  3. Literature review in the research process
  4. Bibliographic databases

  1. Preparation of the research report

  1. Descriptive statistics
  2. Inferential statistics

  1. Problem formulation
  2. Development of the fieldwork and theoretical framework
  3. Interpretation of results

  1. Scientific research design
  2. The role of research design
  3. Criteria for choosing a design
  4. Validity of the design
  5. Criteria for classification of designs

  1. Approach to experimental designs
  2. Approach to non-experimental designs
  3. Characteristics of non-experimental and experimental research

  1. Approach to pre-experimental and quasi-experimental designs

  1. Quantitative and qualitative research
  2. Quantitative designs
  3. Qualitative research

  1. Research design
  2. Methodological approach
  3. Techniques and instruments for obtaining research information

  1. Sport
  2. Sports training
  3. Sports performance
  4. General components of a psychological preparedness programme
  5. Significant principles for planning psychological training
  6. Psychological training planning
  7. Design of psychological training programmes
  8. Psychological intervention in arbitration
  9. Psychological intervention in individual and team sports
  10. Psychology and adapted sport
  11. Talent spotting

  1. Psychology of Sports Training
  2. Sport education models
  3. Psychological intervention in sports learning
  4. Functions of the psychologist in sport initiation

  1. Expectations and their influence on performance
  2. Social and communication skills (HHSS)
  3. Coach leadership
  4. Behaviour modification

  1. Introduction to positive coaching techniques
  2. Visualisation
  3. Relaxation
  4. Working in the present, here and now

  1. Definition and classification
  2. Large group techniques
  3. Medium group
  4. Small group techniques
  5. Techniques that require the coach
  6. Techniques according to their objective

  1. Introduction
  2. Ellis' rational emotive-behavioural therapy
  3. Beck's cognitive therapy
  4. Principles of cognitive therapy
  5. Cognitive techniques

  1. Introduction to therapies in psychology
  2. Third generation therapies, contextual therapies
  3. Psychological assessment from a contextual-functional perspective
  4. Contextual requirements underpinning new theories

  1. Contribution to clinical psychology
  2. Contextual perspective: radical behaviourism and functional contextualism
  3. Development and aims of third-generation behavioural therapy
  4. Mindfulness as contextual therapy

  1. Premises and core concepts affecting the form of intervention
  2. Intervention process
  3. Conceptual and methodological foundations
  4. Scientific evidence

  1. Functional analytic therapy or psychotherapy (FAT)
  2. Clinical application

  1. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  2. Clinical application

  1. Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)
  2. Borderline personality disorder and dialectical behavioural therapy
  3. Clinical application

  1. Behavioural Activation Therapy (BAT)
  2. Depression
  3. Psychological models of depression
  4. Clinical application

  1. Emotion and Mindfulness
  2. The origin of Mindfulness
  3. Mindfulness
  4. Mindfulness and neurobiology
  5. Components of mindfulness
  6. Mindfulness practice
  7. Working with emotions in psychotherapy
  8. Approach to positive psychology and transpersonal therapy
  9. Bodily approach to emotions
  10. Mindfulness

  1. Psychological therapy using the internet
  2. Effectiveness of the use of the internet in psychological intervention
  3. Implications for the therapist in psychological intervention via the Internet