Final Thoughts: Concluding the Special Issue

Special Issue on Psychophysiology and Neuroscience in Sport: Final Thoughts

Consistent with the Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology’s mission, the current special issue on psychophysiology and neuroscience in sport has brought together a variety of timely papers exploring the relationship between physiological processes and both sport performance and personal well-being. These final thoughts observe patterns noted among the papers in this issue, highlight future resea...

Closing Thoughts: Special Issue on Attachment

We would like to express appreciation to the authors of this Special Issue on Attachment for their contributions both to the Journal and the field of clinical social work. All these authors are experts in terms of their specific clinical interests, and they have provided us with a creative and stimulating look at the new directions attachment theory is taking due to the influence of contemporar...

Concluding Thoughts: the Future of Offshore Aquaculture

The Offshore Aquaculture Consortium (OAC) was created as a collaborative, Gulf-wide, interdisciplinary research and development program in response to the U.S. Department of Commerce Aquaculture Policy. OAC research has demonstrated numerous components of offshore aquaculture in the Gulf of Mexico including permitting requirements, mooring systems, cage/mooring survival during several hurricane...

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Final thoughts.

We live in a world so uncertain, so chancy, that we seek to fill it with certainty: fundamentalist truth, hard numbers, insurance policies, political correctness, regulatory schemes, IRBs, and tenure. But the truth is, nothing can save you from the loss at the heart of it all, the probability that you will wake, blinking, from a darkness you could not imagine, to a lit world you cannot expect. ...