Attentional capture by spoken language: effects on netballers' visual task performance.

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Attentional capture by spoken language: effects on netballers' visual task performance.

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Daniel Tony Bishop

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Robert Teszka

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Sara Horne

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Sarah Moore

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10.1080/02640414.2014.908323

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