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...resources is only one rationale for why professional practice and policy should be grounded in reliable evidence. Perhaps more important than that, our policy and practice should be ethical. Either rationale needs evidence to support proposed and existing practice. And so it becomes very important as to what ‘counts’ as good evidence. Literature reviews help summarise...

...human visual system has demonstrated how our eyes and brain need to work together to make sense of the world and other senses also need to work together with our visual system in order to interpret our surroundings accurately...Making sense of ourselves: 3.1 What do visual illusions tell us about how we process information? - Our visual and perceptual systems work...

...human tendency to create categories where people who don’t fit in can be placed away from the mainstream. Social categories may lead to prejudice and discrimination, but may also lead to the physical separation of people to the margins of that society. Sibley (1995), in their seminal work, traces the physical marginalisation of people in what he calls the ‘geographies...

...resources and qualifications by visiting The Open University – www.open.edu/ openlearn/ free-courses. This extract is from the course E314 Exploring contemporary issues in sport and exercise . If you are interested in this subject and want to study formally with us, you may wish to explore other courses we offer in Study at OU...Recovery strategies in sport and...