Carla Caballero

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Carla Caballero is an Assistant Professor at Universidad Miguel Hernández, Centro de Investigación del Deporte, Spain. Her research focuses on motor control, decision-making in sports, and the impact of variability on performance, particularly in association football referees and athletes in various disciplines. Recent publications include studies on response suppression, balance dynamics, and the effects of aging on motor skills.

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Francisco Javier Moreno

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Miguel Hernandez University

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Miguel Hernandez University

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Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche

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Response suppression and decision-making in association football referees

Understanding the Role of Variability in Motor Control and Learning: Towards an Accessible Protocol for Analysis

Acute effects of a vigorous-intensity warm-up on response suppression and decision-making of football referees

Human Motor Noise Assessed by Electromagnetic Sensors and Its Relationship with the Degrees of Freedom Involved in Movement Control

One-Leg Stance Postural Sway Is Not Benefited by Bicycle Motocross Practice in Elite Riders

Postural control strategies are revealed by the complexity of fractional components of COP

Motor Synergies Measurement Reveals the Relevant Role of Variability in Reward-Based Learning

Balance dynamics are related to age and levels of expertise. Application in young and adult tennis players

Functional Variability in Team-Handball Players during Balance Is Revealed by Non-Linear Measures and Is Related to Age and Expertise Level

Aging with Autism Departs Greatly from Typical Aging

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Francisco Javier Moreno

David Barbado

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