This chapter discusses the most common instructional approaches used to train perceptual-
cognitive skills in sport. It reviews the empirical evidence related to instructional approaches …

Perceptual-cognitive skills training provides a potentially valuable method for training
athletes on key skills, such as anticipation and decision-making. It can be used when …

This chapter examines how best to structure multiple trials during anticipation and decision
making training programmes to facilitate improvements in retention and transfer. It focuses …

We review contemporary research on perceptual‐cognitive expertise in sport and consider
implications for those working in the field of applied cognitive psychology. We identify the …

This chapter provides an overview of training interventions that apply task-specific
interventions to improve perceptual-cognitive skills. Numerous expert-nvice studies have …

Research demonstrates the importance of perceptual-cognitive skills, such as pattern
matching, anticipation, and decision making in numerous sports, including badminton [1] …

Traditionally, athletes and others involved with sporting organizations have tended to
overlook psychological aspects of performance such as anticipation and decision making in …

The ability to anticipate is paramount because the speed of play dictates that athletes do not
have time to react to an opponent's actions due to the time needed to choose and initiate the …

This paper outlines practice-enhancing technologies commonly referred to as perceptual
training approaches that are designed to improve the decision-making skills of athletes …

In military and sports tasks, individuals are often required to perform in a complex and
dynamic environment and obtain a tactical advantage over an opponent even when only …