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The psychophysiological regulation of pacing behaviour and performance during prolonged endurance exercise
Current models of exercise regulation almost solely rely on the Gestalt phenomenon of perceived exertion. This limits a more comprehensive understanding of how causeeffect relationships come to be and how perception-action coupling determines pacing behaviour and performance fatigability. A three-di...
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Department of Human Biology
2018
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