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Circadian Type and Physical Activity: Cognitive and Subjective Outcomes

Central Queensland University
Dayna Easton (Aggregated by)
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This project will investigate the relationship between circadian type and adaptation promoting strategies on the improvement of cognitive performance and alertness ratings over 5 simulated night shifts. The project aims to determine whether markers of adaptation outside of circadian outcomes are influenced by individual differences and a physical activity intervention.

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Circadian Type | Cognition | Digit Symbol Substitution Task | Memory and attention | Personality and individual differences | Psychophysiology | adaptation | alertness ratings | circadian type | cognitive performance | night shift | physical activity intervention | shift work strategies |

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ACN 633 798 857