Mediating Effects of Peripheral Vision in the Life Event Stress/Athletic Injury Relationship

By Tracie J. Rogers, D. Landers. 2005

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Perceptual-Cognitive Training of Athletes (2012, result): “…the effects of peripheral vision narrowing among high school varsity soccer players, finding significant mediating effects of the narrowing of peripheral vision on injury incidence (Rogers & Landers, 2005); a similar finding was made with regard to intercollegiate sport (Williams & Andersen, 1997).”
It Pays to Pay Attention: A Mindfulness-Based Program for Injury Prevention With Soccer Players (2015, background): “Given that previous studies have found changes in perception and attention (e.g., peripheral vision narrowing) to be related to sport injuries (e.g., Rogers & Landers, 2005), it is likely that if players are better in directing their attention toward important stimuli, the probability of…”
A Psychological Approach to the Prediction and Prevention of Athletic Injury (2005, methodology): “In accordance with Smith et al.’s (1990a) assessment of potential moderator effects, product-moment correlations were computed between the life stress measure (NLE) and injuries for participants in the upper and lower thirds of the social support, coping resources, history of stressors, and personal”