Perceptual Judgments of Sports Officials are Influenced by their Motor and Visual Experience

By Alexandra Pizzera, Markus Raab. 2012

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• Factors Underpinning Football Officiating Excellence: Perceptions of English Premier League Referees (2013, background): “Indeed, years of experience has received widespread support from research into other elite officials operating in, for example, rugby football union (MacMahon & Ste-Marie, 2002), ice hockey (Pizzera & Raab, 2012), and handball (Pizzera & Raab, 2012).”
• Does Grit Influence Sport-Specific Engagement and Perceptual-Cognitive Expertise in Elite Youth Soccer? (2016, background): “As previous investigations have highlighted the potential benefit of observing sport-specific games on perceptual-cognitive skills (Pizzera & Raab, 2012), there remains little empirical evidence of the performance benefits associated with engagement in sport-specific computer games.”