Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers
In this commentary on Joan Vicker’s target article (2016), we first recognize the work she has done in the last 35 years. We then provide examples of differentiations of the Quiet Eye (QE) that might be necessary to fully understand the multifacetedness of the phenomenon. Here we propose, as in our...
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| description | In this commentary on Joan Vicker’s target article (2016), we first recognize the work she has done in the last 35 years. We then provide examples of differentiations of the Quiet Eye (QE) that might be necessary to fully understand the multifacetedness of the phenomenon. Here we propose, as in our current review (Rienhoff, Tirp, Strauss, Baker, & Schorer, 2016), for the QE a differentiation by the mechanisms behind it. We suggest another categorization in the research on training the QE. Additionally, we provide further areas of research that are interesting for the future, namely the QE across life-span and the (in)dependence of the perceptual-motor processes. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-75ecf7740ed24400989be107738e5be92022-12-21T23:09:05ZengBern Open PublishingCurrent Issues in Sport Science2414-66412021-06-01110.36950/CISS_2016.113Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on VickersJörg Schroer0Judith Tirp1Rebecca Rienhoff2Institute of Sport Science, University of OldenburgInstitute of Sport Science, University of OldenburgInstitute of Sport Science, University of MuensterIn this commentary on Joan Vicker’s target article (2016), we first recognize the work she has done in the last 35 years. We then provide examples of differentiations of the Quiet Eye (QE) that might be necessary to fully understand the multifacetedness of the phenomenon. Here we propose, as in our current review (Rienhoff, Tirp, Strauss, Baker, & Schorer, 2016), for the QE a differentiation by the mechanisms behind it. We suggest another categorization in the research on training the QE. Additionally, we provide further areas of research that are interesting for the future, namely the QE across life-span and the (in)dependence of the perceptual-motor processes.https://ciss-journal.org/article/view/7835perceptionexpertiseelite sportmotor behaviorlearningtraining |
| spellingShingle | Jörg Schroer Judith Tirp Rebecca Rienhoff Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers Current Issues in Sport Science perception expertise elite sport motor behavior learning training |
| title | Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers |
| title_full | Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers |
| title_fullStr | Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers |
| title_full_unstemmed | Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers |
| title_short | Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers |
| title_sort | quiet eye the next generation comment on vickers |
| topic | perception expertise elite sport motor behavior learning training |
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