A split mind. You cannot think about 2 things at once. Make up your mind (even if it is the wrong decision) before you get down on the shot. If you are thinking about 2 different things without being fully committed, most likely you will miss at that point. Commit.
Exactly. The brain doesn't multitask. It processes one thing at a time. It may feel like multitasking when you're doing several things at once, but the brain is actually pingponging back and forth between tasks.
Usually if I miss it's because I assume the shot is automatic, like there's no way to miss it, then when I'm down on the ball I might change my mind on the position play, and instead of standing back up and restarting my psr, I just shoot from where I'd originally lined up for the shot. And sometimes it's a spectator that points it out to me by saying something like, "I thought you you'd just draw it straight back." And I think....yes, that was my plan, but I changed my mind once I bent down into shot. Why didn't I stand back up and restart!!??