Choking under pressure describes suboptimal sport performance in stressful situations,
which has led to two fundamental 'choking'models: distraction and self-focus. The purpose of …

Background The development of quantitative objective tools is critical to the assessment of
surgeon skill. Eye tracking is a novel tool, which has been proposed may provide suitable …

How we learn and refine motor skills in the most effective manner and how we prevent
performance breakdown in pressurised or demanding circumstances are among the most …

Research linking the “quiet eye”(QE) period to subsequent performance has not been
systematically synthesized. In this paper we review the literature on the link between the two …

All sports require precise control of physical actions and vision is essential in providing the
information the movement systems needs to perform at a high level. Vision and focus of …

OBJECTIVE: Previous studies focused on investigating the separate effects of anxiety,
cognitive load, and expertise on perceptual-motor performance, but the combined effects of …

Highlights•After 30 years, a common definition of 'choking under pressure'eludes
researchers.•Self-presentation and attention models have been proposed to explain …

OBJECTIVES: While previous studies have explored how quiet-eye (QE) training optimizes
objective (visual attention) control in aiming tasks, this study examined whether QE training …

This chapter discusses the research that points to a role for effective gaze behavior in
supporting expert-like planning and control of visually guided skills. The quiet eye (QE) is …

In the last thirty years, an increasing interest in sport sciences regarding the analysis of
expert athletes' gaze behavior has become apparent. This narrative review provides an …