Stress and Anxiety Among Elite Volleyball Referees While Officiating. [PDF]
J Sports Sci MedEffective decision making and communication are essential skills for sports officials, who frequently report experiencing considerable stress across various sports.
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Gaze behavior and decision-making among handball referees: exploring gender and expertise differences [PDF]
PeerJBackground Gaze behavior has been extensively studied in various sports, yet research on handball referees remains limited. Understanding gaze behavior in handball officiating is crucial for enhancing training programs, particularly for novice referees ...
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The role of embodied cognition in sports officiating [PDF]
, 2015 Alexandra Pizzera
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International Journal of Computer Science in SportArtistic Swimming (AS) requires complete execution and synchronization of movements for performance evaluation. The interest in objective and subjective performance analysis worldwide in sports via valid and reliable Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools is
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They’re Only Human! Tension and Stress Predict Performance of Softball Umpires in National Championships [PDF]
SportsThe psychology of sports officials is often overlooked in psychology research. The present study addressed this disparity by exploring relationships among the mood, stress, and performance of Australian softball umpires.
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Dynamics Of Officiating in Sports and Games: A Research-Oriented Perspective
Educational Administration Theory and Practice, 2023 P. K.
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Feeling the Stress: Salivary Cortisol Responses of Softball Umpires during National Championships [PDF]
SportsStress research in sports tends to focus on athletes, with sports officials typically being overlooked. In the current study, baseline, pre-game, and post-game cortisol levels among a sample of softball umpires were measured to assess the pattern of ...
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Sport officials’ use of observational learning [PDF]
Frontiers in Sports and Active LivingIntroductionObservational learning is a key tool for improving skilled performances. Sport officials (e.g., referees, umpires, and judges) might glean particular benefits from using observation, as most officials do not engage in traditional practice ...
David J. Hancock, Amanda M. Rymal
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Piezoelectric row-column sensing system on table tennis rackets for hit and rotation measurement. [PDF]
PLoS ONEWearable sensing systems are often constrained by the number of available signal channels: expanding the sensor number typically improves human motion monitoring but drives up hardware complexity. In this paper, a row-column sensing method is proposed to
Chao Zhang, Zile Fan, Yafeng Kang
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Play on! Towards an understanding of sports officials’ entry to officiating and talent development [PDF]
Managing Sport and LeisureIan Cunningham, Aden Kittel, Paul Larkin
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