Recent studies have shown that athletes' domain specific perceptual-cognitive expertise can
transfer to everyday tasks. Here we assessed the perceptual-cognitive expertise of athletes …

The role of visual information and action representations in executing a motor task was
examined from a mental representations approach. High-skill (n= 20) and low-skill (n= 20) …

In many team sports, in which environmental change is constant, athletes selectively
allocate attention between the approaching ball and other players, and constantly …

The ability to anticipate and to make decisions is crucial to skilled performance in many
sports. We examined the role of and interaction between the different perceptual-cognitive …

Athletes show superior abilities not only in executing complex actions, but also in
anticipating others' moves. Here, we explored how visual and motor experiences contribute …

An extensive body of work has focused on the processes underpinning perceptual-cognitive
expertise. The majority of researchers have used film-based simulations to capture superior …

Motor expertise acquired during long-term training in sports enables top athletes to predict
the outcomes of domain-specific actions better than nonexperts do. However, whether …

Reducing the representation of human actions from normal video to biological motion
animation in perceptual tasks means removing a number of visual features from the scenery …

Team sports place high demands on visuospatial and other cognitive skills. However, there
is a lack of research on visuospatial skills of elite athletes and there are heterogeneous …

Accurate encoding of the spatio-temporal properties of others' actions is essential for the
successful implementation of daily activities and, even more, for successful sportive …