Introduction The quiet eye (final fixation to a specific target prior to movement initiation) is a
perceptual skill robustly associated with expertise and superior performance. The benefit of …

To maintain balance during locomotion, the central nervous system (CNS) accommodates
changes in the constraints of spatial environment (eg, existence of an obstacle or changes in …

This chapter discusses the research that points to a role for effective gaze behavior in
supporting expert-like planning and control of visually guided skills. The quiet eye (QE) is …

In the course of all motor behavior, the brain is limited in how much information it can
process and act upon at a time. Performers must constantly decide where to look, what to …

Introduction: One of the subcategories of studies about expertise is the study of visual skills
involved in the performance of the expertise. Many researchers have tried to offer different …

Introduction: Shoulder injuries are common among athletes in sports that involve overhead
throwing of the ball such as handball. The objectives of this study were to evaluate the timing …

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of hierarchical goal structure of a yet-to-
be performed task on gait and eye fixation behavior while walking to the location of where …

An extensive body of research suggests that vision is the dominant sensory system
underpinning human function (Williams, Davids & Williams, 1999). As a consequence …

Subjects' eye movement behavior related to cognitive effort during gait was measured as
subjects walked to perform low and high cognitive load tasks. We found that all pupil …

Motor-performance–enhancing effects of long final fixations before movement initiation—a
phenomenon called quiet eye (QE)—have repeatedly been demonstrated. Drawing on the …