2006
DOI: 10.1080/1612197x.2006.9671804
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Shared and coordinated cognition in competitive and dynamic task environments: An information‐processing perspective for team sports

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“…The importance of balanced roles was conceptually and empirically supported in the literature (see Belbin, 1981Belbin, , 1993Senior 1997). Reimer et al (2006) proclaimed that teamwork and taskwork is, among other things, established by professional roles. Through these task related roles, workload is distributed among team members.…”
Section: Team Chemistry Through Social Lensesmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…The importance of balanced roles was conceptually and empirically supported in the literature (see Belbin, 1981Belbin, , 1993Senior 1997). Reimer et al (2006) proclaimed that teamwork and taskwork is, among other things, established by professional roles. Through these task related roles, workload is distributed among team members.…”
Section: Team Chemistry Through Social Lensesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Game intelligence centered on SMM association with anticipation, creativity, knowing each other's abilities, and experience in the sport. For example, anticipation (i.e., knowing what is about to happen and which actions will be followed by teammates and opponents) was claimed important as it allows players to make decisions early and minimize their dependence on reaction time (Eccles & Tenenbaum, 2004;Reimer, Park, and Hinsz, 2006;Tenenbaum & Bar-Eli, 1993).…”
Section: Expertise In Soccer Teams: a Thematic Inquiry Into The Role mentioning
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“…Det handler om at medlemmene har lik forståelse av det systemet de arbeider innenfor, rammebetingelsene, oppgavene som skal løses, samt styrke og svakheter hos de andre medlemmene. I et lagballspill hjelper en felles mental modell den enkelte spiller til å forstå situasjoner som oppstår, slik at vedkommende kan velge et hensiktsmessig handlingsforløp ut fra sin persepsjon av omgivelsene (Reimer, Park, & Hinsz, 2006;Rouse & Morris, 1986;Salmon et al, 2008). Slike mentale modeller åpner for visuelle bilder som lar individet forstå, forklare og forutsi lagets tilstand og formål i nåtid og fremtid (Langan-Fox, Wirth, Code, Langfield-Smith, & Wirth, 2001;Langan-Fox, Anglim, & Wilson, 2004).…”
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