Naturalistic decision-making in expert badminton players.
作者： A. C. Macquet , P. Fleurance
DOI: 10.1080/00140130701393452
关键词: Social psychology 、 Adversary 、 Physical performance 、 Point (typography) 、 Psychology 、 Applied psychology 、 Naturalistic decision-making 、 Relation (database) 、 Human factors and ergonomics 、 Surprise 、 Action (philosophy)
摘要: This paper reports on a study of naturalistic decision-making in expert badminton players. These decisions are frequently taken under time-pressured conditions, yet normally lead to successful performance. Two male teams participated this study. Self-confrontation interviews were used collect data. Inductive data analysis revealed three types intentions during rally: maintain the rally; take advantage; and finish point. It also eight decision situation: ensure an action; observe opponent's response realize limited choice; influence decision; put pressure opponent; surprise reproduce efficient play wide. A frequent was opponent. Different information knowledge linked specific decisions. The results discussed relation research that has considered decision-making.
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