Towards talent inclusion: The ecological ground of performance and potentiality – comment on McAuley et al.

From a scientific perspective, talent inclusion for the purposes of development is most promising path use genetic testing, requiring an enhanced literacy sports organisation decision-makers, making them less vulnerable to FOMO effect. The mainstream inflated importance testing exemplifies organismic asymmetry. Instead, performance and potentiality should be understood at ecological level, organism-environment system level analysis. Commitment understanding human behaviour this scale signifies that potential are not properties located within athlete (e.g., genes, mental representations), nor environment. Rather, it implies coupling performers’ unique characteristics throughout with affordances offered by context.