• DOI:10.1016/j.ymeth.2008.04.004
Corpus ID: 41362384

Imaging the imagination: the trouble with motor imagery.

@article{Dietrich2008ImagingTI,
  title={Imaging the imagination: the trouble with motor imagery.},
  author={A. Dietrich},
  journal={Methods},
  year={2008},
  volume={45 4},
  pages={
          319-24
        }
}

A. Dietrich

Published 2008

Psychology, Medicine

Methods

Sports and exercise psychology finds itself in a most unfortunate situation these days. While all other branches of the psychological sciences help themselves freely to the glitzy new toys of modern neuroscience--MRI and PET, mostly--exploring the neural underpinnings of whatever cognitive function they are interested in exploring, the sport sciences are left out of the fun for the simple reason that these imaging instruments preclude motion--the very thing then that is the subject of interest… CONTINUE READING

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