Carolyn R Plateau
Biographic Data
| ID | 6254600 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carolyn R Plateau |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carolyn R |
| FAMILY NAME | Plateau |
| SIGNATURE | PLATEAU C R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Loughborough University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1256-1353 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Development and psychometric assessment of the Sociocultural Influences on Exercise Behaviours in Adolescents Questionnaire
Objectives This research aimed to construct and psychometrically test a measure of multiple sociocultural dimensions (i.e. family, peers, media) theoretically associated with exercise behaviours/attitudes in adolescents; the Sociocultural Influences on Exercise Behaviours in Adolescents Questionnaire (SIEBAQ).Methods and measurement Part 1 of this study focused on measure construction and psychometric testing, involving item generation and explor…
The female athlete’s mind
Aligned with emerging adulthood, sporting academies are critical stages for mental health support. While research has started to understand mental health experiences in women’s cricket, presently no research has focused on female’s mental health within cricket academies. Our present study addressed this through 10 interviews with UK female academy cricketers (aged 17–20) where we explored their mental health experiences and provided recommendatio…
The role of intolerance of uncertainty on body dissatisfaction and compulsive exercise in female university students
Use and consequences of exercise tracking technology on exercise psychopathology and mental health outcomes in adolescents
Exercise tracking technology use is associated with exercise psychopathology in adolescents; however, research is yet to identify components of such technology that can predict maladaptive exercise at this age. This research assessed the relationship between exercise tracking technology use and exercise psychopathology in adolescents. Development of a new measure of exercise tracking behaviours/attitudes was also conducted. Adolescents ( N = 327;…
A feminist materialist inspired analysis of the meaning and management of pregnancy and reproductive health in Olympic and Paralympic female athletes
The number of elite female athletes returning to professional sport following childbirth has gradually increased in recent years. There now exists a burgeoning of scholarship across sport and health-related disciplines that have paid attention to the experiences of pregnancy and motherhood in elite female athlete populations. This paper contributes to this expanding topic of inquiry by taking inspiration from feminist materialist approaches to ex…
Do teammates imitate each other’s snack food intake? A pilot study
Prospective study of beginner running groups
Running is an example of vigorous activity that leads to important health benefits if maintained. Beginner running groups provide supportive training programs to help people progress from walking to sustained running. This study explored the characteristics of individuals joining beginner running groups and the outcomes they achieve. New members of beginner running groups (n = 141; mean age 43 years, 122 female) completed online assessments at th…
Emotion Dysregulation as a Mediator of the Relationship between Anxiety, Compulsive Exercise and Eating Disorder Symptoms in Adolescents
Anxiety has been suggested to be a key contributing factor for compulsive exercise, however, existing literature has demonstrated contradictory relationships between anxiety and compulsive exercise among adolescents. According to the Emotional Cascade Model (ECM), factors such as rumination and emotional suppression may mediate the association between affect and exercise. The current study therefore aimed to investigate whether rumination and emo…
Teammate influences and relationship quality are associated with eating and exercise psychopathology in athletes
Identifying and preventing disordered eating among athletes. What can we learn from coaches
Identifying and preventing disordered eating among athletes. What can we learn from coaches
Teammate influences and relationship quality are associated with eating and exercise psychopathology in athletes
Emotion Dysregulation as a Mediator of the Relationship between Anxiety, Compulsive Exercise and Eating Disorder Symptoms in Adolescents
Anxiety has been suggested to be a key contributing factor for compulsive exercise, however, existing literature has demonstrated contradictory relationships between anxiety and compulsive exercise among adolescents. According to the Emotional Cascade Model (ECM), factors such as rumination and emotional suppression may mediate the association between affect and exercise. The current study therefore aimed to investigate whether rumination and emo…
Prospective study of beginner running groups
Running is an example of vigorous activity that leads to important health benefits if maintained. Beginner running groups provide supportive training programs to help people progress from walking to sustained running. This study explored the characteristics of individuals joining beginner running groups and the outcomes they achieve. New members of beginner running groups (n = 141; mean age 43 years, 122 female) completed online assessments at th…
A feminist materialist inspired analysis of the meaning and management of pregnancy and reproductive health in Olympic and Paralympic female athletes
The number of elite female athletes returning to professional sport following childbirth has gradually increased in recent years. There now exists a burgeoning of scholarship across sport and health-related disciplines that have paid attention to the experiences of pregnancy and motherhood in elite female athlete populations. This paper contributes to this expanding topic of inquiry by taking inspiration from feminist materialist approaches to ex…
Do teammates imitate each other’s snack food intake? A pilot study
The role of intolerance of uncertainty on body dissatisfaction and compulsive exercise in female university students
Use and consequences of exercise tracking technology on exercise psychopathology and mental health outcomes in adolescents
Exercise tracking technology use is associated with exercise psychopathology in adolescents; however, research is yet to identify components of such technology that can predict maladaptive exercise at this age. This research assessed the relationship between exercise tracking technology use and exercise psychopathology in adolescents. Development of a new measure of exercise tracking behaviours/attitudes was also conducted. Adolescents ( N = 327;…
Development and psychometric assessment of the Sociocultural Influences on Exercise Behaviours in Adolescents Questionnaire
Objectives This research aimed to construct and psychometrically test a measure of multiple sociocultural dimensions (i.e. family, peers, media) theoretically associated with exercise behaviours/attitudes in adolescents; the Sociocultural Influences on Exercise Behaviours in Adolescents Questionnaire (SIEBAQ).Methods and measurement Part 1 of this study focused on measure construction and psychometric testing, involving item generation and explor…
The female athlete’s mind
Aligned with emerging adulthood, sporting academies are critical stages for mental health support. While research has started to understand mental health experiences in women’s cricket, presently no research has focused on female’s mental health within cricket academies. Our present study addressed this through 10 interviews with UK female academy cricketers (aged 17–20) where we explored their mental health experiences and provided recommendatio…
Psychology (10 works) · Clinical Psychology (8 works) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Physical therapy (6 works) · Physical Activity and Health (5 works) · Psychiatry (5 works) · Anxiety (4 works) · Athletes (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works)