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Dr. Marc Lochbaum is a Professor of Sport and Exercise Psychology at Texas Tech University's Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management. He joined TTU in 2000 and teaches courses in sport psychology, exercise psychology, and motivational theories.
- Ph.D., Arizona State University (1998)
- M.S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro (1993)
- B.S., University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana (1991)
His research focuses on achievement motivation theory (particularly Achievement Goal Theory and Self-Determination Theory), meta-analytical approaches in sport psychology, and cross-cultural examinations of physical activity impacts. He actively explores Big Five Personality applications and mood measurement in sport contexts.
Recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on meta-analytical methods (7 of 15 articles), cross-cultural validation (3 articles from Lithuania/Croatia), and motivational climate analysis across diverse populations from youth to adults.
- Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award (TrUE Scholars Program)
Dr. Lochbaum mentors undergraduate researchers through his Lochbaum Lab and the TrUE (Center for Transformative Undergraduate Experiences) program, which provides research funding and dissemination opportunities. His work spans international collaborations with institutions in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
