117 – Shared Mental Models vs Shared Affordances in Team Coordination - a podcast by Rob Gray

A look at the two main theoretical approaches (and associated methodologies) for understanding team coordination in sports: Shared knowledge/mental models (built on information processing) and shared affordances (built on ecological dynamics).

 

Articles:

Shared Knowledge or Shared Affordances? Insights from an Ecological Dynamics Approach to Team Coordination in Sports

Theoretical and methodical approaches to studying team cognition in sports

Knowledge Elicitation Methods for Developing Insights into Team Cognition During Team Sports

Temporal aspects of team cognition: A case study on concerns sharing within basketball

Shared mental task models in elite ice hockey and handball teams: Does it exist and how does the coach intervene to make an impact?

Investigating Team Coordination in Baseball Using a Novel Joint Decision Making Paradigm

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