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Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was adopted to explore the association between mood and performance and whether any differences exist between the depression and no-depression groups.
Because the low-dose ATD session did not lead to any mood changes (Booij et al., 2005b), data from this session were used for a control analysis: No association between mood and performance emerged.
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Specifically, individuals who attended to their moods had a stronger relationship between mood and speed of task performance (call time) and individuals able to repair their mood cognitively evidenced a weaker relationship between mood and withdrawal.
Critically, there was an interaction between mood and arousal on recognition performance.
Mood and performance were not worse after continuous noise.
No habituation was seen for the negative influence of noise on sleep quality, mood and performance.
No habititation was seen for the negative influence of noise on sleep quality, mood and performance.
Mood, specifically negative mood, and performance satisfaction tended to be affected by what one did, not by the environmental design.
Body movements, heart rate, subjective sleep quality, mood and performance was evaluated among two different groups of subjects, non-sensitive and sensitive to noise.
Body movements during sleep and subjective sleep quality, as well as mood and performance were investigated after exposure to intermittent and continuous traffic noise during the night.
The purpose of the present study was to investigate relationships between mood, performance goals, and examination performance.
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