publications

publications by categories in reversed chronological order. generated by jekyll-scholar.

2027

  1. Testing transfer effects of domain-general cognitive abilities to domain-specific decision making in Soccer: Are basic cognitive abilities related to creativity and intelligent decision making?
    Philip Furley , Justus Schlenger , Sebastian Schwab , and Daniel Memmert
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2027

2026

  1. Using video-notational analysis to examine soccer players’ behaviours
    Simone Caso , Philip Furley , and Geir Jordet
    International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2026
  2. Decoding of Postperformance Nonverbal Behavior of Tennis Players: Is a Shorter Response Time Associated With Higher Accuracy?
    Julian Fritsch , Milana D’Agostino , and Philip Furley
    Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2026
  3. Nonverbal Behaviour in Football: A 3D Pose-Based Analysis of Player Expressions and Observer Perceptions
    Aki Uehata , Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Journal of Nonverbal Behavior , 2026
  4. Black Uniforms and Aggression in Professional Sports: Failure to Replicate Frank and Gilovich (1988) With Original and Expanded NFL and NHL Data
    Nadav Goldschmied , Mike Raphaeli , and Philip Furley
    Collabra: Psychology , 2026
  5. Signaling Physical Exertion. Can Observers Detect Physical Exertion from Athletes’ Nonverbal Behavior
    Philip Furley
    Journal of Nonverbal Behavior , 2026
  6. Sample Sizes in Sport and Exercise Psychology: Have They Increased in the Past Decade?
    Tadeus Pindl , Geoffrey Schweizer , and Philip Furley
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2026
  7. Ten recommendations for improving the study of executive functions in sport and exercise
    Lisa-Marie Schutz , Jack Brimmell , Philip Furley , Liis Uiga , and Greg Wood
    International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2026

2025

  1. A critical review of research on executive functions in sport and exercise
    Philip Furley , Lisa-Marie Schutz , and Greg Wood
    International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2025
  2. Objectivity of match analysis in football: Testing the level of agreement between coaches’ interpretations of video data
    Philip Furley , Saumya Mehta , Dominik Raabe , and Daniel Memmert
    International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching , 2025
  3. Female athletes explicitly gesture in emotional situations
    Yannick Adams , Maximilian Augenstein , Philip Furley , Anna Krieg , Philipp Born , and Ingo Helmich
    Frontiers in Psychology , 2025
  4. Thin-slice accuracy depends on the wisdom of crowds: Aggregate judgments outperform individual judgments when inferring athletic performance based on nonverbal behavior
    Philip Furley , Fabian Wunderlich , Laura Grosshaus , and Geoffrey Schweizer
    Journal of Nonverbal Behavior , 2025
  5. A home advantage in offside decisions in German professional football (soccer)
    Peter Wuhr , Philip Furley , Marc Mertes , and Daniel Memmert
    Collabra: Psychology , 2025
  6. The Impact of Laterality and Prosthesis on Performance Among Para Surfers: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Maureen E Johnson , Philip Furley , and Anna Ishizawa
    Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport , 2025
  7. FACS coding of televised darts players reveals different facial behavior before successful and unsuccessful performances
    Philip Furley
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2025
  8. The perils of the first try: experimental evidence for visuomotor calibration in darts and hammering
    David JC Smith , Philip Furley , Fabian Wunderlich , Herbert Heuer , and Daniel Memmert
    Psychological Research , 2025

2024

  1. Chapter
    Emotionen
    Sylvain Laborde , Valeria Eckardt , Franziska Lautenbach , and Philip Furley
    In Sportpsychologie , 2024
  2. Chapter
    Nonverbales Verhalten im Sport
    Stephanie Buenemann , Geoffrey Schweizer , and Philip Furley
    In Sportpsychologie , 2024
  3. Home advantage in tennis exists independent of competition level, gender and COVID-19 restrictions: Evidence from German team tennis competitions
    Fabian Wunderlich , Carla Corten , Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2024
  4. Examining how data becomes information for an upcoming opponent in football
    Saumya Mehta , Philip Furley , Dominik Raabe , and Daniel Memmert
    International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching , 2024
  5. A smile can go a long way: The effects of dominant and rewarding smiles of coaches on athletes in an evaluative performance context
    Philip Furley , and Fanny Thrien
    International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching , 2024
  6. Relative age effect inverts when looking at career performance in elite youth academy soccer
    Henrik Biermann , Daniel Memmert , Christian Romeike , Peter Knaebel , and Philip Furley
    Journal of Sports Sciences , 2024

2023

  1. Chapter
    Communication in Sports Teams
    Jonas Akpetou , and Philip Furley
    In Communication in Sports Teams , 2023
  2. Critical review of uniform color effects in sports
    Nadav Goldschmied , Philip Furley , and Ruth Bush
    International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2023
  3. The nature and culture of nonverbal behavior in sports: Theory, methodology, and a review of the literature
    Philip Furley
    International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2023
  4. The BASES Expert Statement on the relationship between executive functions and sport and exercise
    Greg Wood , Laura-Maria SchΓΌtz , Liis Uiga , Jack Brimmel , and Philip Furley
    The Sport and Exercise Scientist , 2023
  5. The obligation to succeed when it matters the most–The influence of skill and pressure on the success in football penalty kicks
    Michel Brinkschulte , Fabian Wunderlich , Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2023
  6. Non-verbal behaviour of professional soccer players performing in the absence or presence of fans
    Philip Furley , Nina Riedl , and Babett Lobinger
    European Journal of Social Psychology , 2023

2022

  1. The influence of slow-paced breathing on executive function.
    Sylvain Laborde , MS Allen , Uirassu Borges , TJ Hosang , Philip Furley , Emma Mosley , and Fabrice Dosseville
    Journal of Psychophysiology , 2022
  2. Free throw shooting performance under pressure: a social psychology critical review of research
    Nadav Goldschmied , Mike Raphaeli , Samantha Moothart , and Philip Furley
    International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2022
  3. Red shirt color has no effect on winning in European Soccer: Reanalysis of Attrill et al.(2008) of the English premier league and six additional European leagues
    Nadav Goldschmied , Philip Furley , Shakira Trejo , Angela Haddad , and Aaron Boning
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2022
  4. Emotional intelligence and drawing inferences from nonverbal cues in sports
    Philip Furley , Geoffrey Schweizer , and Sylvain Laborde
    International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2022

2021

  1. Chapter
    Communication of Match Analysis
    Philip Furley
    In Match Analysis in Sport , 2021
  2. Chapter
    Kommunikation von Spielanalysedaten
    Philip Furley
    In Spielanalyse im Sportspiel , 2021
  3. The expression of success: Are thin-slices of pre-performance nonverbal behavior prior to throwing darts predictive of performance in professional darts?
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Journal of Nonverbal Behavior , 2021
  4. The nature and culture of physical activity play: Towards a biocultural model of play, practice, and teaching in sports.
    Philip Furley
    Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences , 2021
  5. Coding body language in sports: The nonverbal behavior coding system for soccer penalties
    Philip Furley , and Alexander Roth
    Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2021
  6. English goalkeepers are not responsible for England’s poor performance in penalty shootouts in the past
    Michel Brinkschulte , Philip Furley , Maximilian Klemp , and Daniel Memmert
    Scientific Reports , 2021
  7. Nonverbal expressions of soccer coaches during the game and their potential effects on observers
    Fanny Thrien , and Philip Furley
    International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching , 2021
  8. Systematic vs. narrative reviews in sport and exercise psychology: Is either approach superior to the other?
    Philip Furley , and Nadav Goldschmied
    Frontiers in Psychology , 2021
  9. Nonverbal pre-performance expressions of professional darts players distinguish between good and poor performance
    Philip Furley , Florian Klingner , and Daniel Memmert
    Scientific Reports , 2021

2020

  1. Chapter
    Body Language in Sport
    Philip Furley , and Geoffrey Schweizer
    In Handbook of Sport Psychology , 2020
  2. Chapter
    The Psychology of Penalty Kicks: The Influence of Emotions on Penalty Taker and Goalkeeper Performance
    Philip Furley , Matt Dicks , and Geir Jordet
    In The Psychology of Soccer , 2020
  3. Chapter
    An Evolutionary Approach to Emotions in Sports
    Philip Furley
    In Emotions in Sport , 2020
  4. A serial-position curve in high-performance darts: The effect of visuomotor calibration on throwing accuracy
    Fabian Wunderlich , Herbert Heuer , Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Psychological Research , 2020
  5. The power of nonverbal behavior: Penalty-takers’ body language influences impression formation and anticipation performance in goalkeepers in a simulated soccer penalty task
    Gijsbert Bijlstra , Philip Furley , and Arne Nieuwenhuys
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2020
  6. Claims in surfing: The influence of emotional postperformance expressions on performance evaluations
    Philip Furley , Fanny Thrien , Johannes Klinge , and Jannik Doerr
    Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2020
  7. Reliable measurement in sport psychology: The case of performance outcome measures
    Geoffrey Schweizer , Philip Furley , Nicolas Rost , and Kai Barth
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2020
  8. Long rallies and next rally performances in elite men’s and women’s badminton
    Miguel A Gomez , Anthony S Leicht , Fernando Rivas , and Philip Furley
    PLoS ONE , 2020
  9. English football players are not as bad at kicking penalties as commonly assumed
    Michel Brinkschulte , Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Scientific Reports , 2020

2019

  1. Chapter
    Emotionen im Sport
    Philip Furley , and Sylvain Laborde
    In Sportpsychologie , 2019
  2. What modern sports competitions can tell us about human nature
    Philip Furley
    Perspectives on Psychological Science , 2019
  3. Analysis of elite soccer players’ performance before and after signing a new contract
    Miguel-Angel Gomez , Carlos Lago , Maria-Teresa Gomez , and Philip Furley
    PLoS ONE , 2019
  4. The power motive as a predictor of receptiveness to nonverbal behavior in sport
    Philip Furley , Geoffrey Schweizer , and Mirko Wegner
    Motivation and Emotion , 2019
  5. The expression of ego depletion: Thin slices of nonverbal behavior as cues to momentary self-control capacity.
    Philip Furley , Sebastian Kohlhaas , Chris Englert , Arne Nieuwenhuys , and Alex Bertrams
    Social Psychology , 2019

2018

  1. Goofy vs. Regular: Laterality effects in surfing
    Philip Furley , Jannik Doerr , and Florian Loffing
    Laterality: Asymmetries of Body, Brain and Cognition , 2018
  2. What’s past is past: Neither perceptual preactivation nor prior motivational relevance decrease subsequent inattentional blindness
    Carina Kreitz , Robert Schnuerch , Philip A Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Consciousness and Cognition , 2018
  3. Can creative role models prime creativity in soccer players?
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2018
  4. Thin slices of athletes’ nonverbal behavior give away game location: Testing the territoriality hypothesis of the home game advantage
    Philip Furley , Geoffrey Schweizer , and Daniel Memmert
    Evolutionary Psychology , 2018
  5. Nonverbal behavior accompanying challenge and threat states under pressure
    Jack Brimmell , John K Parker , Philip Furley , and Lee J Moore
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2018

2017

  1. The winner takes it all: Event-related brain potentials reveal enhanced motivated attention toward athletes’ nonverbal signals of leading
    Philip Furley , Robert Schnuerch , and Henning Gibbons
    Social Neuroscience , 2017
  2. Attention towards the goalkeeper and distraction during penalty shootouts in association football: a retrospective analysis of penalty shootouts from 1984 to 2012
    Philip Furley , Benjamin Noel , and Daniel Memmert
    Journal of Sports Sciences , 2017
  3. The use of classification and regression tree when classifying winning and losing basketball teams
    Miguel Gomez , Sergio Ibanez , Isabel Parejo , and Philip Furley
    Kinesiology , 2017
  4. Analysis of contextual-related variables on serve and receiving performances in elite men’s and women’s table tennis players
    Miguel-Angel Gomez , Antonio Garcia-de-Alcaraz , and Philip Furley
    International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport , 2017

2016

  1. Inattentional blindness is influenced by exposure time not motion speed
    Carina Kreitz , Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology , 2016
  2. Coaches’ implicit associations between size and giftedness: implications for the relative age effect
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Journal of Sports Sciences , 2016
  3. ’Eddie would (n’t) go!’ perceptual-cognitive expertise in surfing
    Philip Furley , and Jannik Doerr
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2016
  4. The influence of attention set, working memory capacity, and expectations on inattentional blindness
    Carina Kreitz , Philip Furley , Daniel Memmert , and Daniel J Simons
    Perception , 2016
  5. The influence of unsportsmanlike fouls on basketball teams’ performance according to context-related variables
    Miguel-Angel Gomez , Enrique Ortega Toro , and Philip Furley
    International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance , 2016
  6. Reproducible research in sport and exercise psychology: The role of sample sizes
    Geoffrey Schweizer , and Philip Furley
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2016
  7. Does working memory capacity predict cross-modally induced failures of awareness?
    Carina Kreitz , Philip Furley , Daniel J Simons , and Daniel Memmert
    Consciousness and Cognition , 2016
  8. In a flash: Thin slice judgment accuracy of leading and trailing in sports
    Philip Furley , and Geoffrey Schweizer
    Journal of Nonverbal Behavior , 2016
  9. ’How much is that player in the window? The one with the early birthday?’ Relative age influences the value of the best soccer players, but not the best businesspeople
    Philip Furley , Daniel Memmert , and Matthias Weigelt
    Frontiers in Psychology , 2016
  10. Working memory, attentional control, and expertise in sports: a review of current literature and directions for future research.
    Philip Furley , and Greg Wood
    Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition , 2016
  11. Judgments of nonverbal behaviour by children with high-functioning autism spectrum disorder: Can they detect signs of winning and losing from brief video clips?
    Christian Ryan , Philip Furley , and Kathleen Mulhall
    Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders , 2016
  12. Working memory capacity, visual attention and hazard perception in driving.
    G Wood , G Hartley , PA Furley , and MR Wilson
    Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition , 2016
  13. Nonverbal communication of confidence in soccer referees: An experimental test of Darwin’s leakage hypothesis
    Philip Furley , and Geoffrey Schweizer
    Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2016
  14. The Crisis of Confidence in Psychological Research: Selected Causes and Suggestions for Research in Sport and Exercise Psychology
    Geoffrey Schweizer , and Philip Furley
    Zeitschrift fur Sportpsychologie , 2016
  15. The Expert-Novice Paradigm and the Crisis of Confidence in Psychology
    Philip Furley , Karsten Schul , and Daniel Memmert
    Zeitschrift fur Sportpsychologie , 2016

2015

  1. Einflussfaktoren auf Erfolg und Misserfolg beim Elfmeterschiessen
    Benjamin Noel , Philip Furley , Stefanie Huettermann , Stephan Nopp , Martin Vogelbein , and Daniel Memmert
    Zeitschrift fuer Sportpsychologie , 2015
  2. The development of a method for identifying penalty kick strategies in association football
    Benjamin Noel , Philip Furley , John Kamp , Matt Dicks , and Daniel Memmert
    Journal of Sports Sciences , 2015
  3. Working-memory performance is related to spatial breadth of attention
    Carina Kreitz , Philip Furley , Daniel Memmert , and Daniel J Simons
    Psychological Research , 2015
  4. Is ego depletion associated with increased distractibility? Results from a basketball free throw task
    Chris Englert , Alex Bertrams , Philip Furley , and Raoul RD Oudejans
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2015
  5. Does semantic preactivation reduce inattentional blindness?
    Carina Kreitz , Robert Schnuerch , Philip A Furley , Henning Gibbons , and Daniel Memmert
    Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics , 2015
  6. Ego depletion in color priming research: Self-control strength moderates the detrimental effect of red on cognitive test performance
    Alex Bertrams , Roy F Baumeister , Chris Englert , and Philip Furley
    Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin , 2015
  7. The relationship between working memory, reinvestment, and heart rate variability
    Sylvain Laborde , Philip Furley , and Caroline Schempp
    Physiology & Behavior , 2015
  8. Creativity and working memory capacity in sports: working memory capacity is not a limiting factor in creative decision making amongst skilled performers
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Frontiers in Psychology , 2015
  9. The two modes of an athlete: dual-process theories in the field of sport
    Philip Furley , Geoffrey Schweizer , and Alex Bertrams
    International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2015
  10. Persistent postconcussive symptoms are accompanied by decreased functional brain oxygenation
    Ingo Helmich , Rajeet S Saluja , Hedda Lausberg , Mathias Kempe , Philip Furley , Alisa Berger , Jen-Kai Chen , and Alain Ptito
    The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences , 2015
  11. Inattentional blindness and individual differences in cognitive abilities
    Carina Kreitz , Philip Furley , Daniel Memmert , and Daniel J Simons
    PLoS ONE , 2015
  12. ’Put your Hands up in the Air’? The interpersonal effects of pride and shame expressions on opponents and teammates
    Philip Furley , Tjerk Moll , and Daniel Memmert
    Frontiers in Psychology , 2015
  13. Top 10 research questions related to teaching games for understanding
    Daniel Memmert , Len Almond , David Bunker , Joy Butler , Frowin Fasold , Linda Griffin , Wolfgang Hillmann , Stefanie Huetterman , Timo Klein-Soetebier , Stefan Koenig , and others
    Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport , 2015

2014

  1. ’White men can’t jump.’ But can they throw? Social perception in European basketball
    Philip Furley , and Matt Dicks
    Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports , 2014
  2. The expression of victory and loss: Estimating who’s leading or trailing from nonverbal cues in sports
    Philip Furley , and Geoffrey Schweizer
    Journal of Nonverbal Behavior , 2014
  3. ’I’m pretty sure that we will win!’: The influence of score-related nonverbal behavioral changes on the confidence in winning a basketball game
    Philip Furley , and Geoffrey Schweizer
    Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2014

2013

  1. Perceptual load in sport and the heuristic value of the perceptual load paradigm in examining expertise-related perceptual-cognitive adaptations
    Philip Furley , Daniel Memmert , and Simone Schmid
    Cognitive Processing , 2013
  2. ’Whom should I pass to?’ The more options the more attentional guidance from working memory
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    PLoS ONE , 2013
  3. Ego depletion, attentional control, and decision making in sport
    Philip Furley , Alex Bertrams , Chris Englert , and Ana Delphia
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2013

2012

  1. Nonverbal behavior in soccer: The influence of dominant and submissive body language on the impression formation and expectancy of success of soccer players
    Philip Furley , Matt Dicks , and Daniel Memmert
    Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2012
  2. Working memory capacity as controlled attention in tactical decision making.
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology , 2012
  3. ’Hold your head high’. The influence of emotional versus neutral nonverbal expressions of dominance and submissiveness in baseball.
    Philip Furley , and Matt Dicks
    International Journal of Sport Psychology , 2012
  4. ’Get it out the way. The wait’s killing me.’ hastening and hiding during soccer penalty kicks
    Philip Furley , Matt Dicks , Fabian Stendtke , and Daniel Memmert
    Psychology of Sport and Exercise , 2012

2011

  1. Studying cognitive adaptations In the field of sport: Broad or narrow transfer? A comment on Allen, Fioratou, and McGeorge (2011)
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Perceptual and Motor Skills , 2011

2010

  1. The dark side of visual awareness in sport: Inattentional blindness in a real-world basketball task
    Philip Furley , Daniel Memmert , and Christian Heller
    Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics , 2010
  2. Differences in spatial working memory as a function of team sport expertise: The Corsi Block-tapping task in sport psychological assessment
    Philip Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    Perceptual and Motor Skills , 2010
  3. Beyond inattentional blindness and attentional misdirection: From attentional paradigms to attentional mechanisms
    Daniel Memmert , and Philip Furley
    Consciousness and Cognition , 2010
  4. The role of working memory in sport
    Philip Alexander Furley , and Daniel Memmert
    International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2010

2007

  1. ’I spy with my little eye!’: Breadth of attention, inattentional blindness, and tactical decision making in team sports
    Daniel Memmert , and Philip Furley
    Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology , 2007