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DECISION-MAKING: Does taking first option lead to best decisions in sports? Michigan State University, USA, April 30, 2012 -- Performance in sport is determined not only by physical skill execution, but also by the quality of decisions made throughout the competition. One decision could mean the difference between victory and defeat. The purpose of this study was to explore the process of decision-making in sport. Specifically, it examined the different options athletes generated for an upcoming move, the rules they used to choose among those options, and the role that self-efficacy played in these processes. To continue reading this, and dozens of other news stories on visual, cognitive and decision training from the month of April 2012, click here: LINK
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