314 – Knowing Your Opponent: Deception & an Ecological View on Using Probability Information

A look at recent studies investigating the use of situational
probabilities by athletes? Does knowing your opponent’s
tendencies make you more susceptible to deception? Does it matter
whether you are given probability info about your opponent or
acquire it yourself? How can we account for the use of this type
of information in an ecological approach to action?


 


Articles:
Integrating situational probability and kinematic information
when anticipating disguised movements Knowledge is power? Outcome
probability information impairs detection of deceptive intent The
impact of self-generated and explicitly acquired contextual
knowledge on anticipatory performance
Quantifying the nature of anticipation in professional tennis
 

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