The psychological and performance demands of association football refereeing.
By D. Mascarenhas, David O'Hare, H. Plessner, Chris Button. 2006
107 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- Liam A. Slack
- Peter Olusoga
- I. Maynard
- Joanne Butt
- Chris Button
- D. Mascarenhas
- David O'Hare
- M. Dicks
Citations in the corpus
- Physical performance and decision making in association football referees: a naturalistic study (2009, background): “, home field advantage), fatigue, and movement speed on referees’ DM performance [23].”
- Factors Underpinning Football Officiating Excellence: Perceptions of English Premier League Referees (2013, background): “Echoing these findings, Mascarenhas, O’Hare, and Plessner (2006) highlighted several factors associated with football officiating excellence, including judgement of fouls and misconduct, control of game procedures, and game management and refereeing style.”