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NeuroReport (www. neuroreport.com), show that more experienced sports players are better able to detect early anticipatory clues from opposing players 'body movements, giving them a split second advantage in preparing an appropriate response.
Analysis 2010
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NeuroReport (www. neuroreport.com), show that more experienced sports players are better able to detect early anticipatory clues from opposing players 'body movements, giving them a split second advantage in preparing an appropriate response.
Analysis 2010
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(www. neuroreport.com), show that more experienced sports players are better able to detect early anticipatory clues from opposing players 'body movements, giving them a split second advantage in preparing an appropriate response.
Medindia Health News 2010
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