A. Mark Williams is affiliated with the University of Utah in the United States and has contributed extensively to the fields of medicine and psychology with a focus on sport science and mental health. Their research spans several subfields, including developmental and educational psychology, orthopedics and sports medicine, cognitive neuroscience, psychiatry and mental health, and social psychology.
The primary topics covered in their work include sport psychology and performance, sports performance and training, schizophrenia research and treatment, motor control and adaptation, neural and behavioral psychology studies, action observation and synchronization, and sports injuries and prevention.
Williams has published multiple research articles in well-known scientific venues. Frequent publication outlets include:
Some of the recent papers authored or co-authored by Williams are:
Williams frequently collaborates with other researchers. Notable co-authors include:
Their scholarly output reflects an interdisciplinary approach bridging clinical, psychological, and sports sciences to investigate motor control, athletic performance, and mental health issues.
This profile summarizes the research contributions and collaborations of A. Mark Williams without reference to awards or book publications, focusing on peer-reviewed journal articles and key areas of study.
Derek T.Y. Mann;A. Mark Williams;Paul Ward;Christopher M. Janelle
T. Reilly;A. M. Williams;A. Nevill;A. Franks
A. M. Williams;T. Reilly
A M Williams;Keith Davids;J G Williams
Roel Vaeyens;Roel Vaeyens;Matthieu Lenoir;A Mark Williams;Renaat M Philippaerts
Geert J.P. Savelsbergh;A. Mark Williams;John Van Der Kamp;Paul Ward
Christopher Carling;A. Mark Williams;Thomas Reilly
Werner F. Helsen;Jan Van Winckel;A. Mark Williams
A.M. Williams;Keith Davids
A Mark Williams;Nicola J Hodges
Paul Ward;A. Mark Williams
Alan M. Nevill;Nigel J. Balmer;A. Mark Williams
Thomas Reilly;A. Mark Williams
A. Mark Williams;A. Mark Williams;K. Anders Ericsson
A. Mark Williams;Paul Ward;John M. Knowles;Nicholas J. Smeeton
A. Mark Williams;Keith Davids;Les Burwitz;John G. Williams
Paul R. Ford;Paul Ward;Nicola J. Hodges;A. Mark Williams
Geert J. P. Savelsbergh;John Van der Kamp;A. Mark Williams;Paul Ward
Joan N. Vickers;A. Mark Williams
Roel Vaeyens;Matthieu Lenoir;A. Mark Williams;Liesbeth Mazyn
K. Anders Ericsson;Robert R. Hoffman;Aaron Kozbelt;A. Mark Williams
Christopher Carling;Thomas Reilly;A. Mark Williams
A. Mark Williams;David Elliott
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