Sport and exercise psychologists are concerned with the behaviours, mental processes and wellbeing of individuals, teams and organisations involved in sport and exercise. It is fairly rare for practitioners to work across both fields and they tend to specialise in either sport or exercise.
Sport psychologists work with athletes and teams involved in sport from amateur to elite professional level, with the aim of helping them deal psychologically with the demands of the sport and to improve their personal development and performance. Exercise psychologists work with the general public to increase motivation and participation in exercise, encouraging a healthy lifestyle and advising on the psychosocial benefits that exercise can offer.
Whether you're a job seeker preparing to be interviewed for the role of Sport and Exercise Psychologist or an employer preparing to interview candidates for Sport and Exercise Psychologist position, these Sport and Exercise Psychologist interview questions will help you prepare yourself for the job interview session.
Below are a list of some skill-based Sport and Exercise Psychologist interview questions.
Every interview is different and the questions may vary. However, there are lots of general questions that get asked at every interview.
Below are some common questions you'd expect during Sport and Exercise Psychologist interviews. Click on each question to see how to answer them.
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