Jordan Thibodeaux
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Senior Research Associate
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with Arkansas Tech University through 2021.
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Jordan Thibodeaux researches self-talk and its relationship to motivation and performance in adolescent athletes, particularly in tennis. Their work investigates how internal dialogue influences goal orientation, motivational climate, and overall athletic outcomes. Thibodeaux has explored the content of self-talk, distinguishing between observed and self-reported speech, and utilized hierarchical linear modeling to analyze its impact on youth tennis performance. Additionally, their research has touched upon first-year college students' time use and the role of private speech and song in children's executive functioning. Thibodeaux's scholarship includes work on fundamental social motives and the psychological dimensions of environmental behavior, such as 'going green to be seen.'
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 8
- Citations: 143
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Senior Research AssociateUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette Blanco Public Policy Center ORCID
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Senior Research AssociateArkansas Tech University ORCID
Selected Publications
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Stay Positive: Self-Talk in Relation to Motivational Climate, Goal Orientation, and Self-Talk Encouragement in Tennis (2021)
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Careful what you say to yourself: Exploring self-talk and youth tennis performance via hierarchical linear modeling (2020)
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Singing to the self: Children’s private speech, private song, and executive functioning (2019)
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What do youth tennis athletes say to themselves? Observed and self-reported self-talk on the court (2018)
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First-Year College Students’ Time Use (2016)
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- First-Year College Students’ Time Use
- What do youth tennis athletes say to themselves? Observed and self-reported self-talk on the court
- Singing to the self: Children’s private speech, private song, and executive functioning
- Careful what you say to yourself: Exploring self-talk and youth tennis performance via hierarchical linear modeling
- Stay Positive: Self-Talk in Relation to Motivational Climate, Goal Orientation, and Self-Talk Encouragement in Tennis
- First-Year College Students’ Time Use
- First-Year College Students’ Time Use
- Singing to the self: Children’s private speech, private song, and executive functioning
- Singing to the self: Children’s private speech, private song, and executive functioning
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