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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"shooting task"”.

  1. Developing and Testing an Integrated Model of Choking in Sport

    … in the occurrence of choking as a function of task characteristics. Participants (N = 25) completed a running task (effort-dominant task) and a free throw shooting task (skill-dominant task) in a LP condition and a HP condition. As hypothesized, a series of t tests showed that the HP condition …

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  2. Warning Compliance: Effects Of Stress And Working Memory

    … warning presentation and retention in a dual-task paradigm in a simulated military environment under various task-induced stress levels. It was also intended to determine what role working memory played in the mode of warning presentation that resulted in the highest retention and subsequent …

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  3. White fear, dehumanization and low empathy: A lethal combination for shooting biases

    … is especially important is accidental shootings. In general, these shootings exemplify modern racism in that they show a behavior that is clearly disproportionately affecting members of minority groups; however, these incidents presumably occur without conscious awareness of stereotypes …

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  4. Constraints on movement variability during a discrete multi-articular action

    … examine how the manipulation of organismic and task constraints affected movement variability during a basketball shooting task. The specific constraints that were manipulated included task expertise, state anxiety and dioptric blur (organismic constraints), and, shooting distance and …

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