Reaction time research is an important parameter for the examination of possible human motor responses, especially in forensic biomechanics. Factors influencing the reaction time can be classified by many criterions. The most relevant theoretical and practical factors are alcohol, stimulating drugs, age, training, fatigue, subject's orientation towards stimulus, warning of incoming stimulus and psychical tension. Primary, we were interested in impairment of human's reaction time as a result of alcohol administration. This article refers to presentation of results of our pilot research project, which treats of the reaction time on random stimulus that requires complex motor response. We found no impairment up to 0,3‰ BAC, but overall relatio...
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Reaction time (RT) to abrupt-onset stimuli has been widely used for more than a century to measure t...
This article evaluates the driver’s reaction times in a driving simulator environment. The research ...
This thesis is focused on the issue of reaction time of those people who are affected by alcohol. Th...
Objective: To determine the effect of low-dose blood alcohol level on reaction time (RT), representi...
Objective and Rationale: A literature review was used to evaluate the effects of alcohol, and variou...
A majority of research done on individuals suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) are peopl...
Background: An impairment in information processing time in chronic alcoholics compared to non-alcoh...
The development of reaction time measurement methodology from the experimentations of Donders has be...
Moderate doses of alcohol impair performance on a variety of information processing tasks. Two separ...
Many studies of the reaction time (RT) expressed this index as the interval between the time of sign...
Aim: The aim of this study was to compare the simple, selective, and discrimination reaction time in...
The effects of alcohol (1.0 ml/kg body weight) and practice (2 sessions) were investigated in 2-, 4-...
Human reaction time (RT) can be defined as the time elapsed from stimulus presentation until a react...
RATIONALE: The impacts of psychoactive drugs on timing have usefully informed theories of timing and...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/147100/1/pmr2156.pd
Reaction time (RT) to abrupt-onset stimuli has been widely used for more than a century to measure t...
This article evaluates the driver’s reaction times in a driving simulator environment. The research ...
This thesis is focused on the issue of reaction time of those people who are affected by alcohol. Th...
Objective: To determine the effect of low-dose blood alcohol level on reaction time (RT), representi...
Objective and Rationale: A literature review was used to evaluate the effects of alcohol, and variou...
A majority of research done on individuals suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) are peopl...
Background: An impairment in information processing time in chronic alcoholics compared to non-alcoh...
The development of reaction time measurement methodology from the experimentations of Donders has be...
Moderate doses of alcohol impair performance on a variety of information processing tasks. Two separ...
Many studies of the reaction time (RT) expressed this index as the interval between the time of sign...
Aim: The aim of this study was to compare the simple, selective, and discrimination reaction time in...
The effects of alcohol (1.0 ml/kg body weight) and practice (2 sessions) were investigated in 2-, 4-...
Human reaction time (RT) can be defined as the time elapsed from stimulus presentation until a react...
RATIONALE: The impacts of psychoactive drugs on timing have usefully informed theories of timing and...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/147100/1/pmr2156.pd
Reaction time (RT) to abrupt-onset stimuli has been widely used for more than a century to measure t...
This article evaluates the driver’s reaction times in a driving simulator environment. The research ...