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Ian Boardley’s research investigates personal and social factors influencing prosocial and antisocial behaviour in sport and exercise. His work investigates antecedents of on-field behaviours such as helping (ie, prosocial) and injuring (ie, antisocial) other players, as well as off-field behaviours, with a particular focus on the use of performance enhancing drugs (ie, doping). His work in the field of doping has been supported by funding from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). His research interests also include coaching efficacy and effectiveness and their influences on athlete behaviour and motivation.

Dr Boardley currently supervises three doctoral researchers, and welcomes applications from potential students in his areas of research interest.

20072026

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Psychology

Social Sciences