The Perception & Action Podcast
Science:Social Sciences
Can we “anticipate” the future without predicting it? Are delays in our perceptual-motor system flaws that we must compensate for or actually advantageous? A look at the concept of strong anticipation.
Articles:
On Strong Anticipation
Anticipating synchronization as an alternative to the internal model
Lectures on Perception (Chapter 26)
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415 – Hysteresis in Movement Coordination
414 – An Ecological Approach to the Quiet Eye, Ben Franks
413 – Perceiving Affordances of Sports Equipment: Implications for Design & Fitting
412 – A Theoretical Framework for Describing Movement Variability
411 – How do Instructions Shape Search for a Movement Solution
410 – Combined Effects of Variability and Errors in Practice Design
409 – Social & Cultural Constraints in Skill Development, James Vaughn
408– Prescription, Focus of Attention Instructions & Movement Variability
407 – An Ecological Approach to Hockey Goaltending Practice Design
406 – An Ecological Approach to Deception in Sports
405 – Ecological Approach to Practice Design in American Football
404 – Training Anticipation with Eye Movement Sonification
403 – Manipulating Ball Weight as a Constraint in Practice
402 – Regulating Motor Redundancy in Throwing
401 – Using Blur to Train Perceptual-Motor Skills
400 – JC #37: Skill Acquisition Theory & Coaching
399 – Predicting Individual Differences in Motor Learning
398 – Decision Making IV: Debating Ecological vs Information Processing Approaches
397 – Reorganization of Action from Changing Task Constraints
396 – The Science of the Racer’s Brain
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