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Article

Anderson, Steven, Harkin, Ivor, Georgakopoulou, M and Whyte, Ian (2022) Graduateness and sports coaching: A preliminary study of coaches’ behaviour using the revised Arizona State University Observation Instrument. Scientific Journal of Sport and Performance, 1 (4). pp. 245-258. ISSN 10.55860/AGXZ5290

Whyte, Ian, Pattinson, Emily, Leyland, Sandra, Soos, Istvan and Ling, Jonathan (2020) Performance and image enhancing drugs use in active military personnel and veterans: A contemporary review. Translational Sports Medicine, ahead. ISSN 2573-8488

Findlay, Rebekka, Macrae, Eilidh, Whyte, Ian, Easton, Chris and Forrest (nee Whyte), Laura (2020) How the menstrual cycle and menstruation affect sporting performance: experiences and perceptions of elite female rugby players. British Journal of Sports Medicine. ISSN 0306-3674

Bradley, Eddie, Close, Lauren and Whyte, Ian (2019) Putting the Boom, Boom, Boom into Physical Activity and Health: Music Festivals as a Positive Health Alternative to Couch Fandom. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 16 (12). p. 2105. ISSN 1660-4601

Boldizsar, D, Soos, Istvan, Whyte, Ian and Hamar, Pal (2016) An Investigation into the Relationship Between Pre-Competition Mood States, Age, Gender and a National Ranking in Artistic Gymnastics. Journal of Human Kinetics, 50 (2). pp. 235-243. ISSN 1640-5544

Reports, briefing/ working papers

Whyte, Ian, Pattinson, Emily, Leyland, Sandra, Soos, Istvan and Ling, Jonathan (2021) Performance and image-enhancing drug use in military veterans. Project Report. Forces in Mind Trust.

Conference or Workshop Item

Whyte, Ian, Pattinson, Emily, Leyland, Sandra, Soos, Istvan and Ling, Jonathan (2020) UK Military Veterans: Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs Use. In: Society for the Study of Addiction, Annual Conference 2020, 5-6 Nov 2020, Online.

Johansen, M, Whyte, Ian, Davis, Paul and Leyland, Sandra (2017) Attitudes and Beliefs about taking Steroid and Image Enhancing Drugs (SIEDs): A systematic review of studies with gym users. In: Association for Applied Sports Psychology Student Conference 2017, 20-21st May 2017, University of Winchester.

Soos, Istvan, Szabo, A, Ling, Jonathan, Dixon, Stuart, Hamar, P and Whyte, Ian (2015) Mood benefits from autogenic training. Relaxing, calming and re-energising... In: FEPSAC Congress, 14-19 Jul 2015, Bern, Switzerland. (Unpublished)