Peter A. Hastie is affiliated with Auburn University in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields, with a strong emphasis on health professions, social sciences, and psychology. Within these domains, the work addresses subfields such as physical therapy, sports therapy and rehabilitation, sociology and political science, social psychology, developmental and educational psychology, and safety research.
The main topics of their research include physical education and pedagogy, motivation and self-concept in sports, inclusion and disability in education and sport, children's physical and motor development, youth development and social support, sport psychology and performance, and sport and mega-event impacts.
The scientist's recent publications focus predominantly on physical education and sport pedagogy, exploring themes of student empowerment, teaching models, and engagement in physical education. Notable recent papers include:
Frequent co-authors contributing to their body of work include Hairui Liu, Ali N. Alshuraymi, Sheri J. Brock, Wang Wei, and Tristan Wallhead.
Publications appear particularly often in a set of recurring academic venues, notably:
Daryl Siedentop;Peter A. Hastie;Hans Van der Mars
Ben Dyson;Linda L. Griffin;Peter A. Hastie
Matthew D. Curtner-Smith;Peter A. Hastie;Gary D. Kinchin
Peter A. Hastie;Diego Martinez de Ojeda;Antonio Calderón Luquin
Teresa B. Carlson;Peter A. Hastie
Peter A. Hastie;Ashley Casey
Peter A. Hastie
D. Siedentop;P. Hastie;H. van der Mars
Peter A. Hastie;Matthew D. Curtner-Smith
Peter A. Hastie
Peter A. Hastie;Alice M. Buchanan
Peter Hastie;Daryl Siedentop
Isabel Mesquita;Cláudio Farias;Peter Hastie
Peter A. Hastie;Oleg A. Sinelnikov;A. J. Guarino
Peter A. Hastie
Jose Manuel Palao;Peter Andrew Hastie;Prudencia Guerrero Cruz;Enrique Ortega
Peter A. Hastie
Ben P. Dyson;Nicole Rhodes Linehan;Peter A. Hastie
Peter A. Hastie;Oleg A. Sinelnikov
Ellen H. Martin;Mary E. Rudisill;Peter A. Hastie
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