Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity

Summary

Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity is a scholarly conference abstract^[1].

Key Facts

• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity authored Denise L. Smith^[2].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity authored Gavin P. Horn^[3].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's instance of is recorded as scholarly conference abstract^[4].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's page is recorded as 707^[5].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's DOI is recorded as 10.1249/01.MSS.0000401959.28591.99^[6].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's language of work or name is recorded as English^[7].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's issue is recorded as Suppl 1^[8].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's volume is recorded as 43^[9].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's publication date is recorded as +2011-05-00T00:00:00Z^[10].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's sponsor is recorded as National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health^[11].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's main subject is recorded as firefighting^[12].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's main subject is recorded as physical fitness^[13].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's main subject is recorded as environmental hazard^[14].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's main subject is recorded as mental health^[15].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's main subject is recorded as psychology^[16].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's main subject is recorded as psychological stress^[17].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's published in is recorded as Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise^[18].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's title is recorded as Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity^[19].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's author name string is recorded as Tina A. Mattila^[20].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's author name string is recorded as Steven J. Petruzzello^[21].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's NIOSHTIC-2 ID is recorded as 20044017^[22].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration^[23].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's funding scheme is recorded as grant^[24].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's performing organization is recorded as University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign^[25].
• Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's publication type of scholarly work is recorded as scientific publication^[26].

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Designation and Status

Cognitive behavior on a continuous performance task following short-term firefighting activity's instance of is recorded as scholarly conference abstract^[4].