Earlier detection facilitates skilled responses to deceptive actions

Warren-Westgate, Laurence S.; Jackson, Robin C.; Blenkinsop, Glen M.; Hiley, Michael J.

doi:10.1016/j.humov.2021.102885

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“…Some studies have reported superior anticipation based upon pick-up of advance kinematic information with an overt action response compared to a verbal (perception-only) response [ 33 ], whilst others have reported no advantage of perception to overt action coupling relative to perception-only responses [ 32 , 34 ]. Moreover, studies have indicated that experts, but not less-skilled players, can predict above the guessing level based upon pick-up of kinematic information using a verbal response [ 35 see Experiment 1], and timing of visual information pick-up is consistent across verbal and overt action responses modes [ 36 , 37 see introduction of latter]. Three important factors need to be considered to clarify how perception and/or overt action influences anticipation.…”

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Attributes of Expert Anticipation Should Inform the Design of Virtual Reality Simulators to Accelerate Learning and Transfer of Skill

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Expert sport performers cope with a multitude of visual information to achieve precise skill goals under time stress and pressure. For example, a major league baseball or cricket batter must read opponent variations in actions and ball flight paths to strike the ball in less than a second. Crowded playing schedules and training load restrictions to minimise injury have limited opportunity for field-based practice in sports. As a result, many sports organisations are exploring the use of virtual reality (VR) simulators. Whilst VR synthetic experiences can allow greater control of visual stimuli, immersion to create presence in an environment, and interaction with stimuli, compared to traditional video simulation, the underpinning mechanisms of how experts use visual information for anticipation have not been properly incorporated into its content design. In themes, this opinion article briefly explains the mechanisms underpinning expert visual anticipation, as well as its learning and transfer, with a view that this knowledge can better inform VR simulator content design. In each theme, examples are discussed for improved content design of VR simulators taking into consideration its advantages and limitations relative to video simulation techniques. Whilst sport is used as the exemplar, the points discussed have implications for skill learning in other domains, such as military and law enforcement. It is hoped that our paper will stimulate improved content design of VR simulators for future research and skill enhancement across several domains.

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“…Third, evidence indicates that the motor system is engaged (prior to action) to simulate the observed action in order to anticipate its outcome [ 41 ]. Therefore, perceptual (e.g., verbal) and/or motor responses are suitable for assessment and training anticipation skill [ 37 p2].…”

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“…High-skilled and recreational rugby players were equally vulnerable to deception. However, high-skilled players were faster to discover that the actual situation did not match their expectation, allowing them to respond more effectively to deceptive behavior (Warren-Westgate, Jackson, Blenkinsop, & Hiley, 2021).…”

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Coping Strategies and Brain Activity in Table Tennis Players Faced with Discrepancies between Predicted and Actual Outcomes

wang¹,

Zhao²,

Lu³

2022

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Prior studies have shown that athletes possess an excellent ability for action an-ticipation. However, it is not clear how athletes manage to regulate their behaviors when predicted outcomes deviate from actual outcomes. Based on Bayes theory and the predicted response outcome (PRO) model, the current study explored this ques-tion using novice and expert table tennis players. Discrepancies between predicted outcomes and actual outcomes were varied into seven conditions. We first examined the differences between experts and novices in a congruence discrimination task and confirmed that experts were better than novices at identifying discrepancies. Subse-quently, EEG technology was used to further explore the specific behavior and neural activity in experts during discrepancy processing. Reaction time and theta oscilla-tions gradually increased as the size of discrepancy between the predicted and the actual outcomes increased. These results suggest that experience promotes the mon-itoring of discrepancies between predicted and actual outcomes in athletes leading to flexibility in coping with varying degrees discrepancy.

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Timecourse of two-dimensional decision-making to offensive actions

Mori,

Ono

2023

Exp Brain Res

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Earlier detection facilitates skilled responses to deceptive actions

Cited by 7 publications

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Attributes of Expert Anticipation Should Inform the Design of Virtual Reality Simulators to Accelerate Learning and Transfer of Skill

Attributes of Expert Anticipation Should Inform the Design of Virtual Reality Simulators to Accelerate Learning and Transfer of Skill

Coping Strategies and Brain Activity in Table Tennis Players Faced with Discrepancies between Predicted and Actual Outcomes

Timecourse of two-dimensional decision-making to offensive actions

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