| Current
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Graduate students (supervised or co-supervised)
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Dana Maslovat
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Sep 2006-
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University of British Columbia
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TOPIC: Bi-manual coordination and observational learning.
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| Nicholas Smeeton
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Sep 2002-
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Liverpool John Moores University, UK
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TOPIC: Expert vision & cognition
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| Jamie North
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Sep 2003-
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Liverpool John Moores University, UK
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TOPIC: Expert vision & cognition
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| Chris Edwards
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Sep 2007-
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University of British Columbia
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TOPIC: Task and non-task relevant variability in bi-manual coordination.
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| Nicole (Tai Tee) Ong
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Sep 2007-
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University of British Columbia
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TOPIC: Observational learning in novel visual-motor environments
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| Undergraduate Research Assistants and project
students
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Janet Cybukci
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Aug 2006-
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Janet is using the eye
movement system to explore how visual search strategies underlie coordination
performance.
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| Shaun Luttin
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July 2006-
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Shaun has been studying how
skilled performers in domains such as music chose to schedule their practice
environments during the acquisition of new motor skills.
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| Alison Bowcock
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July 2005-
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Alison has been looking at
how the content and timing of instructions affect skill acquisition and
performance under competitive conditions (using the forehand Frisbee throw).
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| Julie Moore
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July 2005-
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Julie has been collecting
data from beginners learning new and difficult coordination movements under
various feedback displays which serve to create an incongruence between the
actions and the visual feedback in order to facilitate learning.
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| Andrea Chen
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Feb 2008-
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Andrea and Christina are looking at strategies for learning in people with Down Syndrome.
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| Christina Beck
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Feb 2008-
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| Chris Edwards
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Nov 2006-
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Chris and Shaun have been studying how skilled performers in domains such as music chose to schedule their practice environments during the acquisition of new motor skills.
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| Previous
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| Former graduate students (supervised or co-supervised)
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| Paul Ford, PhD
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Sep 2003-Dec 2006
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THESIS: Skill in Sport: The Role of Action-effect Representations
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Currently: Post-doctoral research Fellow, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
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| Gavin Breslin, PhD
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Sep 2001-Sep 2005
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THESIS: The role of relative motion during modelling
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Currently: Lecturer, University of Ulster, Jordanstown, UK.
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| Spencer Hayes, PhD
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Sep 2001-June 2005
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THESIS: The nature of information used for observational learning
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Currently: Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
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| Daniel Eaves, MRES
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Sep 2003-Sep 2004
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THESIS: What you see is what you get: The effect of visual
manipulations on running stability
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Currently: Lecturer, University of Teeside, UK.
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| Nicholas Smeeton, PhD
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Sep 2002-May 2007
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THESIS: Expert vision and cognition
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Currently: Currently: Lecturer, University of Brighton UK.
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| Jamie North, PhD
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Sep 2003-June 2007
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THESIS: Skill in Sport: The Role of Action-effect Representations
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Currently: Lecturer, Sheffield, UK.
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