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Simon Tobin¹, Simon Grondin¹

¹École de Psychologie, Université Laval , Québec, QC, Canada.

Frontiers in Psychology

|July 29, 2015

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Extensive training significantly enhances temporal prediction accuracy in runners. Expert runners demonstrated superior prediction and estimation skills compared to intermediate runners, confirming the impact of experience.

Keywords:

estimation expert performance prediction running task experience timing and time perception

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Area of Science:

Sports Science
Cognitive Psychology
Human Performance

Background:

Prior task experience improves temporal prediction, even with limited exposure.
The influence of extensive training on temporal prediction accuracy remains an area for exploration.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the role of extensive training in temporal prediction accuracy.
To compare the predictive and estimative abilities of expert and intermediate runners.

Main Methods:

Participants: Expert and intermediate runners.
Task: Predicting and estimating 5 km running race times.
Analysis: Comparison of prediction accuracy and estimation accuracy between groups.

Main Results:

Expert runners were more accurate than intermediate runners in both predicting and estimating their race times.
Expert runners showed improved estimation accuracy compared to their initial predictions, unlike intermediate runners.
Extensive prior experience is crucial for accurate temporal prediction and estimation in running.

Conclusions:

Prior task experience, particularly extensive training, plays a critical role in enhancing temporal prediction and estimation abilities.
The findings highlight the importance of expertise in refining time perception and performance prediction.