These are the topics covered on this site. Introduction Education

Brief History Employment

Important Terms Learning More

Subfields Outlook

A Typical Day Summary

Pros and Cons Acknowledgments

The Association for the Advancement of Applied Sports Psychology, on the other hand, is a regularly updated website for professionals in this field. It covers a number of different types of information, including an overview of what is Applied Sports Psychology and the different areas of specialization within the field, common questions and answers, and terminology.

Another area covered is learning about certified consultants and how to find one. There is also a list of suggested consultants' websites, and they are still up and running when linking to them. Since this is an organization for Sports Psychologists, the emphasis is on the conferences and services that the organization provides for members. What is missing here that was helpful on the previous website was more...

Apparently, the assumption is made that anyone going to this website is already either in the field or knows enough about it and only needs a brief overview.
All in all, this site is better than the first from a time standpoint, being kept up-to-date for readership. However, the information is scanty and a reader only gains a cursory understanding of the topic. What would be helpful would be an regularly updated site that includes much of the information on Haney's site and this one -- a one-stop website so to speak that includes in depth information on the topic, rather than having to go from site to site for information.

References

Association for the Advancement of Applied Sports Psychology. Website retrieved June 12, 2007. http://www.aaasponline.org/asp/index.php

Careers in Sports Psychology. Website retrieved June 12, 2007 http://www.wcupa.edu/_academics/sch_cas.psy/Career_Paths/Sports/Career07.htm