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    The Effects of Acute Aerobic Activity at Rating Five and Seven of Perceived Exertion on the Performance of a Word-Recollection, Short-Term Memory Task 

    Kwok, Susanna S.; O’Brien, Amber M.; Vannarath, Milada K.; Basinski, Brandon R.; Vang, Koua M. (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016)
    Aerobic exercise has many benefits in improving human health. By increasing oxygenated blood flow and glutamate release into the brain, aerobic exercise has been related to improved long-term memory. Additionally, aerobic ...
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    The Effects of a Brief Meditative Breathing Session on Recovery from Moderate Aerobic Exercise 

    Emery, Anna; Lucas, Tosha; Miller, Adam; Reeves, Isaiah; Ward, Amanda (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016)
    Meditative practices have been shown to have many beneficial effects such as performance boosts, relaxation, and reductions in anxiety. Studies among athletes have shown a correlation between enhanced physical ability and ...
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    Concealed Information and its Effect on Heart Rate, Respiration Rate, and Electrodermal Activity 

    Babcock, Marcus; Kuehl, Lindsay; Patton, Nathan; Preston, Ashley (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016)
    Testing the efficacy of polygraphs can be especially difficult because it is hard to make someone lie in the same way one would during a criminal polygraph. We designed a simplified way of creating guilt and detecting ...
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    Media Delivery Method Shows No Effect On Physiological Stress Response Factors of Heart Rate, Blood Pressure and Respiration 

    Ames, Alexander; Kirk, Makenzie; Smith, Abigail; Umhoefer, Eric; Williquette, Amber; Woldt, Ryan (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016)
    Blood pressure, heart rate and respiration rate were measured to investigate the stress response induced by an emotionally stimulating video regarding the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). After control experiments ...

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    AuthorAmes, Alexander (1)Babcock, Marcus (1)Basinski, Brandon R. (1)Emery, Anna (1)Kirk, Makenzie (1)Kuehl, Lindsay (1)Kwok, Susanna S. (1)Lucas, Tosha (1)Miller, Adam (1)O’Brien, Amber M. (1)... View MoreSubject
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    aerobic (2)blood pressure (2)exercise (2)fatigue (2)audio (1)cardiovascular (1)cognitive recall (1)concealed information (1)Concealed Information Test (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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