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The purpose of this study was to conduct a survey on the use of the self-modeling theory as a base for training and therapeutic applications, and to discuss the future prospects of its application to... a competitive sport. Evidently, two lines of thought have driven the development of these applications: (a) an extension of peer modeling and (b) a description of personal success. Previous studies reported that intervention based on the self-modeling theory was implemented for academic and vocational issues, communication, social adaptation, and physical skills (rehabilitation, sports). The psychological effects of these interventions were recognized through improvement in self-efficacy and motivation. In addition, the acquisition of adaptive behaviors and performance improvement indicated the behavioral or performance effects of these interventions. These research evidences will help in the application of practical intervention by using the motivation video. Finally, we showed the future prospects of the practical intervention by using the motivation video based on the self-modeling theory.show more
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