The Use of Eye Tracking (ET) in Targeting Sports: A Review of the Studies on Quiet Eye (QE)
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Fabio Lucidi | Luca Mallia | Andrea Chirico | Dario Fegatelli | Francesco Giancamilli | F. Lucidi | A. Chirico | L. Mallia | Francesco Giancamilli | Dario Fegatelli
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