Vol. 1 (2016)

Published 31 December 2016

Target Article

Joan N. Vickers
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Origins and current issues in Quiet Eye research
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Target Articles Commentaries and Responses

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Quiet Eye research – Joan Vickers on target
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Sssh! We’re talking about the Quiet Eye – comment on Vickers
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The future of Quiet Eye research – comment on Vickers
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What could an ecological dynamics rationale offer Quiet Eye research? Comment on Vickers
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Using Quiet Eye training in an elite sport context – comment on Vickers
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Functions of a quiet and un-quiet eye in natural tasks – comment on Vickers
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In my mind’s (quiet) eye: A perceptual-cognitive approach to the Quiet Eye – comment on Vickers
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Visual expertise and the Quiet Eye in sports – comment on Vickers
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Is a ‘quiet eye’ all it takes to be successful? Comment on Vickers
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Tackling Quiet Eye issues on a functional level – comment on Vickers
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Quiet Eye: The efficiency paradox – comment on Vickers
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What information is being acquired during the period of Quiet Eye? Comment on Vickers
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Quiet Eye: The next generation – comment on Vickers
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How eye movements improve vision and action – comment on Vickers
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The Quiet Eye in life and lab – comment on Vickers
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Quiet eye vs. noisy brain: The eye like the brain is always active – comment on Vickers
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Say it quietly, but we still do not know how Quiet Eye training works – comment on Vickers
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The Quiet Eye: Reply to sixteen commentaries
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Editorial

Martin Kopp
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Why a new sport science journal?
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Biology & Medicine

Gerhard Ruedl, Karl-Peter Benedetto, Christian Fink, Robert Bauer, Martin Burtscher
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Factors associated with self-reported failure of binding to release among recreational skiers: An epidemiological study
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Psychology & Philosophy

Urs Schnyder, Ernst-Joachim Hossner
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Psychological issues in football officiating: An interview study with top-level referees
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