The primary objective of PRSH is to promote scientific communication and knowledge exchange in the following areas:

Sport Psychology

Research focusing on competitive anxiety, stress management, emotional regulation, motivation, self-efficacy, resilience, psychological skills, athlete development, coaching psychology, referee psychology, and decision-making processes in competitive environments.

Exercise Psychology

Studies examining the relationship between physical activity and psychological health, exercise adherence, sedentary behavior, behavioral change, and the role of physical activity in prevention and intervention programs.

Health Psychology

Research addressing psychological determinants of health behaviors, chronic disease management, rehabilitation, self-care, quality of life, pain management, and biopsychosocial approaches to health promotion.

Positive Psychology in Sport and Health

Studies related to psychological well-being, happiness, hope, meaning, resilience, personal growth, positive emotions, and strengths-based interventions.

Technology and Assessment in Sport and Health Psychology

Research involving psychometric instrument development and validation, digital health interventions, wearable technologies, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and innovative assessment approaches.

Neuroscience and Motor Behavior

Research exploring brain–behavior relationships, cognitive and affective neuroscience, neurophysiological assessment, EEG, fNIRS, neurofeedback, brain stimulation techniques, motor learning, and motor control mechanisms.