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The Effects of Immersive Video Training on Decision-Making Accuracy and Cognitive Functions in Youth Soccer Players
Among perceptual-cognitive skills, decision-making is the most frequently targeted in virtual reality (VR)-based training. Although VR shows promise, heterogeneity in study designs and methodological limitations highlight the need for more rigorous research. The present study aims to (i) assess the
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