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The effects of toluene and alcohol on psychomotor performance
Ergonomics, 1983Eight male subjects took part in four experimental sessions in an exposure chamber to assess the effects of toluene (80 p.p.m.) and alcohol (0.4 ml per kg body weight) individually and in combination on four measures of performance and also on mood. Alcohol caused a significant deterioration over the exposure session in performance on pursuit tracking ...
N, Cherry +5 more
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Extreme Body Cooling and Psychomotor Performance
Ergonomics, 1968Abstract In a series of experiments on the effect of body cooling ( the lowering of Mean Weighted Skin Temperature (MVVST) while maintaining normal Hand Skin Temperature (HST)) on psychomotor performance, the following results were obtained. (I) Block-stringing (BS) and block-packing (BP) performance decreased linearity across levels of body cooling ...
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Experimenter Expectancy Effects in Psychomotor Performance
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1968This study investigated the effects upon psychomotor behavior of (a) student Es' expectancies about Ss performance created by the investigator, (b) information given those Es by the investigator about whether Ss were performing as expected, and (c) the cautioning of Es against bias.
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Antidepressant Drugs and Psychomotor Performance
Neuropsychobiology, 2008Nearly all antidepressants are tested psychometrically in order to detect side effects of these drugs. Based on a review of the relevant published data on critical flicker fusion frequency measurements, simple reaction time, complex reaction time, tracking, tapping, and car driving simulation measurements, the underlying principles of the different ...
Hans-Peter Volz, Yvonne Sturm
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Psychomotor Performance as a Function of Time of Day
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1989Previously reported data on mirror tracking were reexamined for time-of-day (TOD) effects on performance and for the interaction of these effects with sex and practice effects. Analyses showed a significant linear decline of mean score from 0900 through 1300 hours, a sharp postlunch recovery at 1400 hours, and another significant linear decline from ...
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Intelligence, sex and psychomotor performance
Personality and Individual Differences, 1982Abstract This experiment investigated the effect of intelligence and sex on two simple psychomotor performance tests—Backward Figure Writing (BFW) and Backward Alphabet Writing (BAW) in 180 high-school students (90 boys and 90 girls). Three levels of intelligence, high, medium and low were taken.
Jitendra Mohan +2 more
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PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE OF MENTAL RETARDATES
Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, 1972L A, Weaver, C L, Ravaris
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Vlcohol, Cognitive Function and Psychomotor Performance
Reviews on Environmental Health, 1991J S, Kerr, I, Hindmarch
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