The Effect of Sleep Deprivation on Choice Reaction Time and Anaerobic Power of College Student Athletes
Asian Journal of Sports MedicinePublished 1 March 2012Open access
Morteza Taheri, Elahe Arabameri
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It was concluded that short-term sleep deprivation is not effective on anaerobic performance, but adversely affects cognitive function such as Reaction Time.
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It was concluded that short-term sleep deprivation is not effective on anaerobic performance, but adversely affects cognitive function such as Reaction Time.
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