Perception, Cognition, and Decision Training : The Quiet Eye in Action
Joan N. Vickers · 2007
Preface Introduction Visuomotor Coordination Three Categories of Gaze Control The Quiet Eye Summary of Theoretical Orientation Part I. Visual Perception, Cognition, and Action Chapter 1. Visual System, Motor Control, and the Changing Brain Visual System Properties of the Gaze in Space Neural Centers of the Brain Changes in the Brain Chapter 2. Measuring What Athletes See What Do Athletes See? Eye-Tracking Technology Today Visual-Search Paradigm Vision-in-Action Paradigm Interpreting Vision-in-Action Data Chapter 3. Visual Attention and Gaze Control Information-Processing Time What Is Visual Attention? Control of the Gaze and Overt and Covert Attention Visual Attention and Representation of the World Part II. Gaze Control and the Quiet Eye in Sport Chapter 4. Gaze Control Framework Three Categories of Gaze Control Four Factors That Affect Gaze Control Chapter 5. Gaze Control to a Single Fixed Target Has Targeting Contributed to a Bigger Brain? Gaze Control in the Basketball Free Throw Gaze Control in the Jump Shot Quiet Eye in the Free Throw and Jump Shot Quiet-Eye Training in Basketball Shooting Quiet Eye and EEG in Rifle Shooting Quiet Eye in Biathlon Shooting Under Pressure Chapter 6. Gaze Control in Abstract-Target and Moving-Target Tasks Gaze Control in Golf Putting Quiet-Eye Training in Golf Quiet Eye in Billiards Gaze Control in Moving-Target Tasks Interpreting the Quiet-Eye Period in Targeting Tasks Chapter 7. Gaze Control in Interceptive Timing Tasks Interceptive Timing Tasks Defined Object Recognition: Anticipating Object Flight Object Tracking: Reading a Moving Object Object Tracking and Object Control: Hitting Targets in Table Tennis Object Recognition, Object Tracking, and Object Control Quiet-Eye Training in the Volleyball Serve Reception Relationship Between Gaze Control and Verbal Reports Gaze Control in Ice Hockey Goaltending Chapter 8. Gaze Control in Tactical Tasks What Are Tactical Tasks? Visual-Spatial Intelligence Tenenbaum's Context and Target Control Model Klein's Recognition-Primed Model of Decision Making Gaze Control During Locomotion Gaze Control During Set and Novel Plays Part III. Decision Training in Sport Chapter 9. Decision-Training Model Four Foundations of Decision Training Paradox of Modern Motor Learning Research Three-Step Decision-Training Model Evidence Showing the Effectiveness of Decision Training Chapter 10. Designing Practices With a Decision-Training Focus DT Tool 1: Variable Practice (Smart Variations) DT Tool 2: Random Practice (Smart Combinations) Research Support for Variable and Random Practice Variable and Random Practice in the Sport Setting Example 1: Decision Training in Badminton Tactics Example 2: Decision Training in Freestyle Ski Jumping Example 3: Decision Training in Golf Putting Chapter 11. Providing Feedback With a Decision-Training Focus Feedback Defined DT Tool 3: Bandwidth Feedback DT Tool 4: Questioning Research Support for Bandwidth Feedback and Questioning DT Tool 5: Video Feedback and Self-Regulation Example 1: Decision Training in Biathlon Skiing Example 2: Decision Training in Counseling Chapter 12. Providing Instruction With a Decision-Training Focus DT Tool 6: Hard-First Instruction and Modeling Does Modeling Improve Performance? DT Tool 7: External Focus of Instruction Example 1: Decision Training in Cycle Racing Example 2: Decision Training in Speed Skating Glossary References Additional Quiet Eye and Decision Training Resources Index About the Author