Condition: Healthy Adults · Sponsor: Lithuanian Sports University
The main aim of this biomedical study is to determine the effect of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, before and after an 8-hour workday and a combined work model, on the performance and efficiency of cognitive functions during mental work. There are lack of previous studies analysing the effects of different physical activity strategies on cognitive efficiency and investigating mental fatigue resistance. Limited research in this area shows that the mechanism of the effect of physical activity on mental fatigue resistance is still unclear. This research will aim to investigate different physical activity strategies, such as combined work model and moderate intensity physical activity before and after office workday, and their impact on a mental and emotional fatigue, cognitive efficiency, sympathetic and parasympathetic systems and metabolic indicators during mentally demanding 8 h workday.
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Marius Brazaitis, professor · +37067059637 · marius.brazaitis@lsu.lt
Aura Mažuolytė-Binderienė · +37061515610 · aura.mazuolyte-binderiene@stud.lsu.lt
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