How does practice modulate fake production costs in basketball? Analyses of frequency distributions and mixture effects
Nils Tobias Böer,
Christoph Schütz,
Matthias Weigelt
et al.
Abstract:The execution of incompatible actions imposes costs on action planning, commonly known as response-response incompatibility costs. This phenomenon is evident in various domains, including the sports context, such as executing head fakes in basketball, where spatially incompatible actions, like a head turn to the right paired with a passing movement to the left, are performed. Building upon prior research demonstrating that extensive practice diminishes the costs associated with producing passes with head fakes… Show more
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