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Perceptual-Cognitive Abilities and Reaction Performance in Female Volleyball Players: Implications for Training and Player Development. [PDF]
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Transformative experiential learning in psychomotor skill development: a model informed by international nursing students' learning experiences. [PDF]
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Independent Living and Psychomotor Performance
Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement, 1992 AbstractWhile the majority of seniors live outside of institutions, many live in seniors apartment buildings rather than in single family dwellings. MacPherson (1983) suggested that not maintaining an independent living style may have some negative consequences for seniors. The question asked was whether differences in lifestyle arising from the nature
Robert Kerr, Roselyne Normand
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Effects of Load-Carrying on Psychomotor Performance
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1966Previous studies have indicated that performance after load-carrying may be related to psychological fatigue rather than physiological impairment. This study measured performance on a battery of psychomotor tests and subjective fatigue ratings after 10 5s carried loads of 14 and 34 lb. over a 2-mile test course.
P S, Strauss, J, Carlock
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Effects of GHB On Psychomotor and Driving Performance
Current Drug Metabolism, 2018Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (γ-hydroxybutyrate or GHB) is a physiological compound of mammalians with specific receptors in central nervous system (CNS). Apart from an endogenous production, GHB is also an exogenous molecule found in pharmaceutical as well as in illicit formulations. Products manufactured and spread in these two fields, whose borders are all
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Psychomotor performance in presenile dementia
Psychological Medicine, 1974SYNOPSISThe psychomotor performance of patients with presenile dementia was investigated in two experiments. It was found that motor retardation in dementia was due more to impaired effector processes rather than slowness in deciding when and where to move.
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Antidepressants, alcohol and psychomotor performance
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1990The acute psychomotor effects of moclobemide, a reversible inhibitor of MAO‐A antidepressant (100 and 300 mg) compared with amitriptyline (25 and 75 mg) showed that moclobemide caused no significant impairment in contrast with amitriptyline, which caused significant impairment at both doses. Two other studies are reviewed.
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Motivational Effects of Anxiety on Psychomotor Performance
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1994The Hull-Spence theory of anxiety drive (A) was tested in a psychomotor learning situation in which both correct responses (R +) and competing responses (R -) were evoked by the task. Measures of A-Trait and A-State were obtained from 151 women and 52 men, all of whom were then exposed to a sequence of 16 trials on a mirror-tracking task presented ...
R B, Payne, T J, Corley
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Effects of Terfenadine on Psychomotor Performance
Drug Safety, 1993Sedation and impairment of psychomotor performance are well known adverse effects of the traditional antihistamines. These effects appear to be caused by different mechanisms, but both may have potentially dangerous consequences. while several of the newer antihistamines, such as terfenadine, have overcome the problem of sedation, it is also important ...
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Effects of sulphur hexafluoride on psychomotor performance
Clinical Physiology, 1992Summary The narcotic influence of sulphur hexafluoride on mental and psychomotor performance has been studied in 9 subjects at normal atmospheric pressure. Control experiments were performed with air and with nitrous oxide. Psychomotor, perceptual and cognitive abilities were assessed using a computerized test battery.
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