A Review of Scientific Progress in Flow in Sport and Exercise: Normal Science, Crisis, and a Progressive Shift

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[Crossref item record read in full; full text NOT READ, and only the crisis-point framing that repository summaries carry is used] Swann, C., Piggott, D., Schweickle, M., & Vella, S. A. (2018). 'A Review of Scientific Progress in Flow in Sport and Exercise: Normal Science, Crisis, and a Progressive Shift.' Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 30(3), 249-271. doi:10.1080/10413200.2018.1443525. the field's own crisis language. Drawing on Kuhn, Popper and Lakatos, the paper argues that flow research under the traditional nine-dimension conceptualisation is approaching a 'crisis point'. Their model-not-a-theory charge reaches the article through Farrokh and colleagues 2024, who state and attribute it.

[Crossref item record read in full; full text NOT READ, and only the crisis-point framing that repository summaries carry is used] Swann, C., Piggott, D., Schweickle, M., & Vella, S. A. (2018). 'A Review of Scientific Progress in Flow in Sport and Exercise: Normal Science, Crisis, and a Progressive Shift.' Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 30(3), 249-271. doi:10.1080/10413200.2018.1443525. the field's own crisis language. Drawing on Kuhn, Popper and Lakatos, the paper argues that flow research under the traditional nine-dimension conceptualisation is approaching a 'crisis point'. Their model-not-a-theory charge reaches the article through Farrokh and colleagues 2024, who state and attribute it.

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Swann, C., Piggott, D., Schweickle, M., & Vella, S. A. (2018). A Review of Scientific Progress in Flow in Sport and Exercise: Normal Science, Crisis, and a Progressive Shift. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 30(3), 249-271.