45 – Soccer Illusions, Detecting Opponents with Sound & Training with Mirrors

The Perception & Action Podcast

Jan 24, 2017•15 min

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Episode description

News: A look at a few recent journal articles. Do soccer players and referees sometimes see an event that never really happened? Can a basketball player detect where a dribbler is headed using sound alone? Is doing exercise in front of a mirror effective?

Articles:

Seeing the unseen? Illusory causal filling in FIFA referees, players, and novices

Expert Players Accurately Detect an Opponent's Movement Intentions Through Sound Alone The Effects of Either a Mirror, Internal or External Focus Instructions on Single and Multi-Joint Tasks

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Phantom Goal

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