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Table 1.

Anthropometrical and physiological characteristics of the 26 participants included in this study.

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Table 2.

Mean (± standard deviation) for the HRV parameters for the two groups of participants at rest.

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Figure 1.

Modulation of the RRi parameter as a function of the task.

Mean RR intervals in milliseconds (ms) for both groups in each of the cognitive tasks (PVT = psychomotor vigilance task; TO = temporal orienting task; DD = duration discrimination task). Bars represent standard errors of the mean. *p≤.01.

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Table 3.

Mean (± standard deviation) for the HRV indices as a function of Task.

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Figure 2.

Main effect of Block for the high-fit and low-fit groups.

Mean RR intervals in milliseconds (ms) for the high-fit and low-fit groups in each of the blocks of the three tasks (Block 1 = between 0 and 200 seconds of each task; Block2 = between 200 and 400 seconds of each task; Block 3 = between 400 and 600 seconds of each task). Bars represent standard errors of the mean. *p<.01; **.05<p<.10.

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Table 4.

Mean (± standard deviation) for the HRV indices as a function of Group and Block.

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