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An AFM investigation of the effects of acute hypoxia on mental rotation
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Title: An AFM investigation of the effects of acute hypoxia on mental rotation / A.E. Lindeis, A. Nathoo and B. FowlerAuthor: Lindeis, A.E. ‌
Notes: Sumario: To determine if the stimulus identification stage of information processing is slowed by hypoxia, eight highly trained subjects performed a mental rotation task involving same or different responses to pairs of two-dimensional figures rotated in the picture plane. The results showed that hypoxia incresased the intercept rather than slope of the linear function relating reaction time to angle of rotationRelated records: En: Ergonomics. - London and Washington. - Vol. 39, nº 2, February 1996 ; p. 278-284Materia / lugar / evento: Ergonomía ‌Tiempo de reacción ‌Cognición ‌Pruebas visuales ‌Comportamiento humano ‌Otros autores: Nathoo, A. ‌
Fowler, Barry ‌
Secondary titles: Título: Ergonomics
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