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Perception, Cognition, and Decision Training

The decision-training model has three steps and includes seven cognitive skills, seven cognitive triggers, and seven decision-training tools.

Vision and Goal-Directed Movement eBook

Elliott and Khan contend that there are two types of visual regulation associated with goal-directed movement.

Fundamentals of Motor Behavior eBook

It is sometimes helpful to isolate the role of individual senses to gain a better understanding of the extent to which they guide movement skills.

Fundamentals of Motor Behavior eBook

Over the years, many different theories have been used to explain how people learn.

Fundamentals of Motor Behavior eBook

The decision to use any given practice schedule should be based on the skill level of the learner, the demands of the task, and the eventual performance setting.

The Athlete's Clock eBook

The concept of pacing is rooted in the idea that athletes make cognitive, purposeful decisions regarding velocity based on previous experience and sensory input.

Motor Learning and Development eBook

Motivation influences activity initiation and persistence.

Motor Learning and Development eBook

Researchers and practitioners, as well as social critics, have addressed why the timely and appropriate acquisition of fundamental movement skills is crucial to the development of young children.

Advanced Analysis of Motor Development

Here we focus on the development of striking, throwing, and kicking. Most developmental studies on ballistic projectile skills have been based in developmental sequence theory, although a few studies are beginning to address issues from a dynamic systems perspective.

Motor Learning and Performance 5th Edition With Web Study Guide

As you�ll recall from chapter 2, the movement programming stage is the third in the sequence of information-processing stages.

Articles and Links

	Cutting wood and missing putts How are constant error, variable error, and absolute error useful for understanding motor control?
	Explanation of the three-step decision training model The decision-training model has three steps and includes seven cognitive skills, seven cognitive triggers, and seven decision-training tools.
	Feedback plays many roles in movement production and control Learn more about various functions of feedback in movement control, such as how we can conceptualize these functions as acting before a movement, during a movement, and after a movement.