Online Participant Consent Form - Assessing difference in acute pupillometry
responses and cognitive demand following different exercise training types.
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PROJECT DETAILS:
Assessing difference in acute pupillometry
responses and cognitive demand following different exercise training types.
Human Research Ethics Approval Number: ETH2023-0716
Contact Details of Principal Investigator:
Kyle Pringle, Associate Lecturer (Sport and Exercise)
Email: kyle.pringle@unisq.edu.au
Phone: +61738126425
PARTICIPATION INFORMATION SHEET:
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STUDY DESCRIPTION:
Purpose: Explore physiological (heart rate, heart rate variability, sleep, and fatigue) and
cognitive (pupil constriction and dilation) readiness responses from different physical activity types.
Relevance: This project will provide detailed insight into fatigue, cognitive processing, and physiological
readiness following resistance training, aerobic training and combined training, allowing for a unique understanding into acute responses of both physical and cognitive load of physical activity.
Involves: Ocular biofeedback data (pupil dilation and constriction) during a computer based cognitive task before and after three different physical activity sessions.
Data collection: Physiological data will be collected through Polar H10 chest heart rate strap, collecting parameters of cardiac rhythm (heart rate, heart rate variability) during computer based cognitive task and throughout exercise. Ocular biofeedback measures (pupil dilation and constriction) will be collected during the computer based cognitive tasks before and after exercise.
Collaboration: This project is being conducted as part of a Bachelors of Clinical Exercise Physiology Honours research projects and Doctor of Philosophy research degree.
PARTICIPATION:
Your participation in this project is entirely voluntary.
- If you do not wish to take part, you are not obliged to.
- If you decide to take part and later change your mind, you are free to withdraw from the project at any stage without penalty.
- Non-participation will have no bearing on current or future participation in research within UniSQ.
- Non-participation will have no bearing on current or future course evaluation within University of Southern Queensland and will not have any academic standing towards university grading.
- You will continue to receive all services as part of enrolment at University of Southern Queensland.
- You will not be coerced into participation and there is no expectation that you should or will consent to being involved in the proposed research or any future studies.
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