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Think Fast: Visual Attention in Action

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Think Fast: Visual Attention in Action
 

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Selective attention is only about ignoring distractions.

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Visual search helps performers find important cues before performing a motor skill.

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The quiet eye is the random movement of the eyes during a skill.

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Visual attention can be both goal-directed and stimulus-driven.

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Expert athletes always move their head first before their eyes during performance.

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The term “quiet eye” refers to blinking during movement.

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Athletes can use both top-down and bottom-up attention during play.

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Experts tend to have shorter eye fixations than beginners.

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Visual cues are only important in open motor skills.

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In basketball, longer final fixations on the hoop are linked to better shooting success.

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