DOI of the published article 10.4324/9781003176695
Understanding and interpreting the effects of prior cognitive exertion on self-regulation of sport and exercise performance
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https://doi.org/10.31236/osf.io/m5pu9Keywords:
exercise, mental fatigue, performance, self-control, sportAbstract
Over the past decade there has been considerable research into the effects of prior cognitive exertion on subsequent self-regulation of sport and exercise performance. In this chapter we provide an overview of how this body of literature has developed amongst two parallel, yet separate perspectives - self-control and mental fatigue – and where it currently stands. The prominent theories in the field are discussed and areas that warrant further investigation moving forward are highlighted. This includes discussion of factors known to mediate and moderate this relationship, and future directions that will help us elucidate underlying mechanisms.
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