Mental Fatigue
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* The amount of work done with i -minute periods and 4-minute rests is then the normal maximum, uninfluenced by either fatigue or incitement, except that generated within each separate work-period. There is no transference to another period of the fatigue and incitement of the preceding period. The difference between this normal maximum amount of work and the amount of work done with any length of rest will give us the real effect of combined loss of fatigue and incitement due to rest. These di...fferences are given in Table 6. TABLE 6. Amount of fatigue and incitement with rests of different lengths. Work done Length of Rest. 15* 30* i 2' i, ooi 234 108 300 392 8' 32 28 As this maximum output of work is not determined for work-periods other than that of i -minute, the corresponding curves for the other MENTAL FATIGUE. Work-periods cannot be given. The curve corresponding to these results is given in Fig. 8. It is the time curve of the loss of incitement and fatigue due to rest, or the curve of recovery from fatigue.
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* The amount of work done with i -minute periods and 4-minute rests is then the normal maximum, uninfluenced by either fatigue or incitement, except that generated within each separate work-period. There is no transference to another period of the fatigue and incitement of the preceding period. The difference between this normal maximum amount of work and the amount of work done with any length of rest will give us the real effect of combined loss of fatigue and incitement due to rest. These di...fferences are given in Table 6. TABLE 6. Amount of fatigue and incitement with rests of different lengths. Work done Length of Rest. 15* 30* i 2' i, ooi 234 108 300 392 8' 32 28 As this maximum output of work is not determined for work-periods other than that of i -minute, the corresponding curves for the other MENTAL FATIGUE. Work-periods cannot be given. The curve corresponding to these results is given in Fig. 8. It is the time curve of the loss of incitement and fatigue due to rest, or the curve of recovery from fatigue.
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