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    Quiet Eye supports winner shots in a simulated table tennis competition

    Vincze, A., Iliescu, D., Jurchis, R. “…Conclusions The present study provides evidence for QE's contribution to sports performance investigated in a "gold standard" ecological environment. More specifically, it provides evidence that QE gradually increases with the quality of the shot. …”
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    Characterizing and removing artifacts using dual-layer EEG during table tennis

    Studnicki, A., Downey, R. J., Ferris, D. P.
    Published in Sensors (2022)
    “…Researchers can improve the ecological validity of brain research by studying humans moving in real-world settings. …”
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    Do we agree that I take the ball? Developing a video-based measurement method for shared mental models in tennis doubles

    Raue, C., Dreiskämper, D., Strauß, B. “…The aim of the study is to develop an ecological valid, video-based measurement for SMM in tennis doubles. …”
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    Senescent declines in elite tennis players are similar across the sexes

    Sutter, A., Barton, S., Dev Sharma, M., Basellini, U., Hosken, D. J., Archer, C. R.
    Published in Behavioral Ecology (2018)
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    Ambulatory Psychophysiology and Ecological Validity in Studies of Sports Performance: Issues and Implications for Intervention Protocols in Biofeedback

    Carlstedt, R. A.
    Published in Biofeedback (2001)
    “…This study differed from previous ones in that heart activity was analyzed in the context of a realistic and more ecologically valid situation (entire real matches) and a meaningful longitudinal dependent measure of performance (match outcome). …”
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