Dr. Reichter’s primary research interests include examining social influences on motivation in youth extracurricular activities, sport and music in particular. Specifically, she focuses on how peers, coaches, and families can promote psychosocial and physical benefits for children and adolescents. Currently, she is examining the role of peer relationships on motivation and perceptions of ability for adolescents in sport and music activities. In addition to this work, Dr. Reichter pursues research evaluating the effectiveness of health coaching interventions on physical activity motivation, participation, and health outcomes.