Slow Wave Activity Sleep is Significantly Associated with Decision-Making During Simulated Military Operational Stress

Authors

N M. Sekel, University of PittsburghFollow
W R. Conkright, University of Pittsburgh
M E. Beckner, University of Pittsburgh
A D. LaGoy, University of Pittsburgh
F Proessl, University of Pittsburgh
L R. Jabloner, University of Pittsburgh
A L. Beck, University of Pittsburgh
S Eagle, University of Pittsburgh
M Lovalekar, University of Pittsburgh
A Haufler, Johns Hopkins University
F Ferrerelli, University of Pittsburgh
A Germain, University of Pittsburgh
M Dretsch, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
S D. Flanagan, University of Pittsburgh
C Connaboy, University of Pittsburgh
B C. Nindl FACSM, University of Pittsburgh

Abstract

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Recommended Citation

Sekel, N M.; Conkright, W R.; Beckner, M E.; LaGoy, A D.; Proessl, F; Jabloner, L R.; Beck, A L.; Eagle, S; Lovalekar, M; Haufler, A; Ferrerelli, F; Germain, A; Dretsch, M; Flanagan, S D.; Connaboy, C; and Nindl FACSM, B C. (2022) "Slow Wave Activity Sleep is Significantly Associated with Decision-Making During Simulated Military Operational Stress," International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 9: Iss. 10, Article 17.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol9/iss10/17