Non-consciously controlled decision making for fast motor reactions in sports--a priming approach for motor responses to non-consciously perceived movement features

Psychology of Sport and Exercise 7 (6):591-610 (2006)
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Keywords *Cognitive Processes  *Perceptual Motor Learning  *Perceptual Motor Processes  *Reaction Time  *Sports  Implicit Learning  Priming
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