Dataset with the variables analyzed in the study: "Perception of affordances in female volleyball players: serving short versus serving to the sideline"
2023-04-05
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Dataset with the variables analyzed in the study: "Perception of affordances in female volleyball players: serving short versus serving to the sideline"
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2023-04-05
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Arruda, Danilo G
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Purpose: We investigated youth volleyball players’ perception of affordances for different types of serves. Method: Participants were separated into Less Experienced (n = 13, maximum of three years of competitive volleyball experience) and More Experienced (n = 11, minimum of four years of competitive volleyball experience) groups. In the Sideline Condition, participants were asked to report the narrowest gap, relative to either the left or right sideline, into which they could serve the ball. In the Short Condition, participants were asked to report the narrowest gap, relative to the net, into which they could serve the ball. Participants then attempted to serve into their reported gaps. Results: As expected, reported serveable gaps were larger for the Short Serve condition (M = 3.66 m, SD = 0.67 m) than for the Sideline Serve condition (M = 1.93 m, SD = 0.71 m), F(1, 22) = 80.45, p < .001, partial η2= 0.79. The proportion of successful serves was greater for the More Experienced group than for the Less Experienced group, but a statistically significant interaction revealed that this was true only when performing sideline serves. Conclusions: Our study extends previous work to a different sport (volleyball) and to different sport-specific actions (serving the ball). The finding that perceived minimum servable gap sizes were larger for short serves than for sideline serves is consistent with differences in the constraints operating on the two types of serves in the context of game play.
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Perception of affordances in female volleyball players: Serving short versus serving to the sideline. (in review). Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport.
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Arruda, Danilo G; Barp, Fabio; Felisberto, Greysian; Tkak, Claudio; Wagman, Jeffrey; Stoffregen, Thomas. (2023). Dataset with the variables analyzed in the study: "Perception of affordances in female volleyball players: serving short versus serving to the sideline". Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://doi.org/10.13020/ypn4-ef46.
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| arrudetal_2023_dataset.xlsx | Perceptual reports and performance of volleyball serves towards the sidelines and short serves | 11.56 KB |
| arrudetal_2023_dataset.csv | CSV duplicate of perceptual reports and performance of volleyball serves towards the sidelines and short serves | 2.13 KB |
| Arruda_Readmefile.txt | Description of data | 8.62 KB |
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