Perspectives on Cognition & Action in Sport

Preface; The organization of action in complex neurobiological systems; Catching two visual systems at once: Ventral and dorsal system contributions in the visual regulation of human movement; Interpersonal Coordination Tendencies, Decision-making and Information Governing Dynamics in Rugby Union; Information for regulating action in sport: Metastability and emergence of tactical solutions under ecological constraints; Increasing stochastic perturbations enhances acquisition and learning of complex sport movements; Levels of complexity in performance; What is the influence of knowledge on player's behaviour?; Some Constraints on Recognition Performance in Soccer; Knowledge of Athletes as Cues for Simple Choices; How does knowledge constrain sport performance? An ecological perspective; Extending the Rather Unnoticed Gibsonian View that "Perception is Cognitive": Development of the Enactive Approach to Perceptual-Cognitive Expertise; Judgment and Decision Making in Sport and Exercise: A Concise History and Present and Future Perspectives; The development of decision making skill in sport: an ecological dynamics perspective; Cognitive models of athlete decision making; Decision-Making Training Method for Referees. Conceptual considerations about the development of a decision-making training method for expert soccer referees; The Quiet Eye as a factor in Decision Making in Motor Performance; The Role of Attention and Movement Variability in the Production of Skilled Performance; Index.