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 …

Human behavior often involves the use of an object held by or attached to the body, which
modifies the individual's action capabilities. Moreover, most everyday behaviors consist of …

Names: Williams, AM (A. Mark), 1965–editor.| Jackson., Robin C., editor. Title: Anticipation
and decision making in sport/Edited by A. Mark Williams and Robin C. Jackson. Description …

This study compared visual search strategies in adult female volleyball players of three
levels. Video clips of the attack of the opponent team were presented on a large screen and …

This chapter provides an overview of the ecological perspective and associated research
that has examined the perception-action processes that underpin sport anticipation and …

According to the ecological theory of perception–action, perception is primarily of
affordances, which are directly perceivable opportunities for behavior. The current study …

In retinitis pigmentosa (RP), loss of peripheral visual field accounts for most difficulties
encountered in visuo-motor coordination during locomotion. The purpose of this study was …

The role of static eyeheight-scaled information in perceiving the passability of and guiding
locomotion through apertures is well established. However, eyeheight-scaled information is …

Objective Walking through a narrow aperture requires unique postural configurations, ie,
body rotation in the yaw dimension. Stroke individuals may have difficulty performing the …

Understanding the neural underpinning of human gait and balance is one of the most
pertinent challenges for 21 st-century translational neuroscience due to the profound impact …