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Long-term reduction of short-wavelength light affects sustained attention and visuospatial working memory with no evidence for a change in circadian rhythmicity
Long-term reduction of short-wavelength light affects sustained attention and visuospatial working memory with no evidence for a change in circadian rhythmicity
Long-term reduction of short-wavelength light affects sustained attention and visuospatial working memory with no evidence for a change in circadian rhythmicity
Domagalik-Pittner, Aleksandra (author) / Kontrymowicz-Ogińska, Halszka (author) / Beldzik, Ewa (author) / Fąfrowicz, Magdalena (author) / Pokrywka, Małgorzata (author) / Chaniecki, Piotr (author) / Rekas, Marek (author) / Marek, Tadeusz (author)
2020-01-01
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
500
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