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Expert-novice differences in an applied selective attention task.
Compared the temporal and spatial characteristics of the anticipatory cues used by 20 expert and 35 novice racquet sport players and examined the roles of different anticipatory cue sources in the independent predictions of stroke speed and direction. Based on analyses of films of Ss, it is concluded that directional judgments were more dependent on cue specificity than were depth judgments.
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