Impact of simulated military operational stress on executive function relative to trait resilience, aerobic fitness, and neuroendocrine biomarkers

Impact of simulated military operational stress on executive function relative to trait resilience, aerobic fitness, and neuroendocrine biomarkers

Purpose: To study the impact of 48 h of simulated military operational stress (SMOS) on executive function, in addition to the role of trait resilience (RES) and aerobic fitness (FIT) on executive function performance. Associations between executive function and neuropeptide-Y (NPY), brain-derived n...

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Main Authors: Basner, M. (Author), Beckner, M.E (Author), Conkright, W.R (Author), Connaboy, C. (Author), Eagle, S.R (Author), Ferrarelli, F. (Author), Flanagan, S.D (Author), Germain, A. (Author), Jabloner, L.R (Author), LaGoy, A.D (Author), Lovalekar, M. (Author), Martin, B.J (Author), Nindl, B.C (Author), Proessl, F. (Author), Roma, P.G (Author), Sinnott, A.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Inc. 2021
Subjects:
adult
aerobic exercise
Aerobic fitness
army
Article
biological marker
Biomarkers
brain derived neurotrophic factor
caloric intake
caloric restriction
cognition
Cognition
cognition assessment
Connor Davidson resilience scale
controlled study
densitometry
executive function
Executive Function
exercise
Exercise
fitness
Friedman test
human
Humans
job stress
Klotho protein
major clinical study
male
meal
Memory, Short-Term
military personnel
Military Personnel
Military stress
neuroendocrine system
neuropeptide Y
oxytocin
Physical Fitness
polysomnography
priority journal
psychological resilience
Psychomotor vigilance (PVT)
Resilience
short term memory
simulated military operational stress
simulation
sleep disorder
somatomedin C
spatial learning
vein puncture
visual discrimination learning test
working memory
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