ゴルフのパッティングについての生理心理学的検討

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The aim of this study was to investigate the psychophysiological processing during putting.Eight athletes were recruited as subjects from a university golf club and given 100 trials of putting a ball to a hole, which was placed 200 cm away from the ball position. EEG was recorded during the performance from Cz site with 5.0 sec time constant. Trials were divided into two categories according to the alternative judgements that were made immediately after each putt;one was a feeling of success of putting and the other was a feeling of failure. The averaged readiness potential for the feeling-of-failure trials was larger than that for the feeling-of-success trails. However, the estimated readiness potential component for the feeling-of-failure trials,which was obtained by the principal component analysis, was not larger than that for the feeling-of-success traials. Moreover, for the feeling-of-failure trials, two estimated readiness potentials and motor potentials were obtained. These results suggest that two psychological processes contribute the subjective feeling of failure in putting while only one psychological process is involved in the feeling of success in putting.
社団法人日本体育学会の論文
1991-12-01