Simulated Military Operational Stress Negatively Impacts Psychomotor Vigilance and Neurocognitive Biomarkers in Men and Women

Authors

M. Beckner, University of PittsburghFollow
B. Martin, University of Pittsburgh
W. Conkright, University of Pittsburgh
S. Eagle, University of Pittsburgh
A. Sinnott, University of Pittsburgh
A. LaGoy, Universtiy of Pittsburgh
F. Prossel, University of Pittsburgh
S. Flanagan, University of Pittsburgh
A. Germain, University of Pittsburgh
P. Roma, KBR/NASA Johnson Space Center
M. Dretsch, Walter Reed Army Institute for Research
C. Connaboy, University of Pittsburgh
B. Nindl, University of PittsburghFollow

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Beckner, M.; Martin, B.; Conkright, W.; Eagle, S.; Sinnott, A.; LaGoy, A.; Prossel, F.; Flanagan, S.; Germain, A.; Roma, P.; Dretsch, M.; Connaboy, C.; and Nindl, B. (2020) "Simulated Military Operational Stress Negatively Impacts Psychomotor Vigilance and Neurocognitive Biomarkers in Men and Women," International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 9: Iss. 8, Article 8.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol9/iss8/8