Perceptual and Motor Skills is a journal dedicated to exploring the intricate relationship between perception and motor behavior. It publishes research that examines how sensory information influences movement, skill acquisition, and human performance across various domains. The journal provides a platform for researchers and practitioners to share findings related to fundamental processes, applied settings, and clinical populations.
Key areas covered in this journal include visual perception, auditory perception, haptic perception, motor coordination, motor control, and motor learning. It features original research articles, reviews, and meta-analyses that contribute to the understanding of perceptual-motor processes in areas such as sports, rehabilitation, ergonomics, and human-computer interaction. Perceptual and Motor Skills aims to bridge the gap between basic science and applied practice by providing insights into the factors that influence human movement and skill.
Perceptual and Motor Skills encourages submissions from researchers in diverse fields, including psychology, neuroscience, kinesiology, and engineering. By promoting the dissemination of knowledge and innovation in perceptual-motor research, the journal strives to enhance human performance and improve quality of life in various settings.