116 – New Research on Implicit Learning: Is it a More Effective Way to Acquire New Skills?

The Perception & Action Podcast

Aug 07, 2018•21 min•Ep. 116

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Episode description

A look at some recent research on implicit learning. Is it really a better way to learn perceptual-motor skills? Does it give an athlete more cognitive resources to devote to strategy and decision making? Does it lead to better pressure proofing of performance?

Articles:

Implicit learning increases shot accuracy of football players when making strategic decisions during penalty kicking

Chunking, Conscious Processing, and EEG During Sequence Acquisition and Performance Pressure: A Comprehensive Test of Reinvestment Theory

Implicit and Explicit Knowledge Both Improve Dual Task Performance in a Continuous Pursuit Tracking Task

Links:

http://saturday2sundayfootball.com/2018/07/04/episode-188-seminar-series-part-1-skill-acquisition-with-rob-gray/

https://patrickjonesbaseball.com/2018/07/21/training-in-the-proper-environment-with-rob-gray-069/

More information:

http://perceptionaction.com/

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