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Quiet eye duration as an index of cognitive processing: The effect of task complexity and task duration on visual search patterns and performance in highly-skilled and lesser-skilled billiards players

Frehlich, Shane Gary. University of Florida ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 1997. 9824069.