Acute Mental Fatigue and Muscle Strength

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This study will investigate the acute effects of mental fatigue on lower-extremity muscle strength and limb symmetry in healthy young adults. Participants will complete lower-extremity strength testing before and after a standardized computer-based mental fatigue protocol involving tasks of attention, reaction time, concentration, and working memory. Muscle strength and limb symmetry will be assessed using isokinetic dynamometry, with muscle activity measured using surface electromyography. Participants will also complete subjective measures of mental fatigue, sleepiness, mental effort, and perceived physical exertion. Heart rate will be monitored throughout the study, and brain activity may be assessed during cognitive tasks. The study will determine whether acute mental fatigue is associated with changes in muscle strength, limb symmetry, and neuromuscular performance.
Trial Details
NCT Number NCT07846618
Lead Sponsor Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition
Conditions
(from sponsor)
Mental Fatigue, Muscle Strength Dynamometer
Related terms Mental Fatigue
Enrollment 50 participants
Start Date
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