The skill-performance relationship is a cornerstone of a meritocratic society. People are
selected for schools, colleges and jobs based on the premise that more skillful individuals …

Whether trying to win Presidential primaries, trading stocks, or playing sports, performance-
enhancing effects of psychological momentum (PM) are widely accepted. But, does initial …

Previous work focused on cognitive workload assessment suggests EEG spectral content
and component amplitudes of the event-related potential (ERP) waveform may index mental …

A novel ERP approach was proposed to index variations in mental workload, particularly in
attentional reserve, which is complementary to EEG spectral content thought to reflect …

Sport is a pervasive phenomenon throughout the world and is characterized by three major
elements: psychomotor skills, institutionalized rules for competition, and public evaluation of …

Individuals who have sustained loss of a lower limb may require adaptations in sensorimotor
and control systems to effectively utilize a prosthesis, and the interaction of these systems …

Background: Video games and virtual environments continue to be the subject of research in
health sciences for their capacity to augment practice through user engagement. Creating …

Pressure is an innate feature of competition and stimulates cognitions and emotions that can
both reduce and enhance performance. Similarly, teams are ubiquitous in sport and …

Psychophysiology is the scientific study of the reciprocal relations between mind and body. It
is characterized by interdisciplinary, multimeasure research studies, which shed light on the …

Examining complex cognitive-motor performance in humanoid robots and humans can
inform their interactions in a social context of team dynamics. Namely, the understanding of …