Evaluating the Effectiveness of Graduated Stress Exposure in Virtual Spaceflight Hazard Training

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Graduated Stress Exposure in Virtual Spaceflight Hazard Training

Psychological and physiological stress experienced by astronauts can pose risks to mission success. In clinical settings, gradually increasing stressors help patients develop resilience. It is unclear whether graduated stress exposure can affect responses to acute stressors during spaceflight. This...

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Main Authors: Anderson, C.C (Author), Dorneich, M.C (Author), Finseth, T.T (Author), Franke, W.D (Author), Keren, N. (Author), Shelley, M.C (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publications Inc. 2018
Subjects:
adult
allostasis
article
Blood pressure
blood pressure monitoring
clinical article
comparative effectiveness
controlled study
drug withdrawal
E-learning
female
heart rate variability
Heart rate variability
human
human experiment
inoculation
International Space stations
leisure
male
Manned space flight
NASA
Physiological stress
psychophysiology
Psychophysiology
questionnaire
Relaxation behaviors
resilience
smoke
Smoke
Smoke abatement
space
space flight
Space stations
Spaceflight operations
Speed control
stress
stress exposure training
stress inoculation
virtual environments
virtual reality
Virtual reality
Virtual-reality environment
workload
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