James Chapman

James Chapman is a Lecturer in the Department for Health and a Postgraduate Research Student in the Department of Psychology at the University of Bath. He holds a PhD candidate status investigating eating disorders in elite male athletes. Previously, he worked as a sport psychology consultant and taught at sixth form colleges and the University of Brighton.

Education:

• Master of Science in Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology, Bangor University
• Bachelor of Science in Sport Psychology, University of South Wales

Research Focus: His primary research explores eating disorders among elite male athletes, clinical psychology in sport, team performance dynamics, and psychological momentum. He employs methodologies like meta-analysis to synthesize findings across studies.

Professional Contributions: His work bridges applied sport psychology and clinical research, with notable contributions to understanding psychological challenges in high-performance environments.