Achievement motivation, performance and cardiovascular activity

Cardiovascular measures were obtained from 40 subjects differing in level of achievement motivation during the performance of a vigilance task. Analysis of interbeat interval and heart rate variability indicated that cardiovascular measures obtained from low achievers did not differ significantly fr...

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Behavioral psychophysiology
Biological and medical sciences
Decision Making
Electrocardiography
Female
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Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
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Heart rate variability
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Male
Mental effort
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Psychomotor Performance - physiology
Task Performance and Analysis
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