Efeito da privação de sono sobre o comportamento impulsivo
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https://doi.org/10.55602/rlic.v3i1.74Palabras clave:
Sono, Comportamento compulsivo, Atenção seletiva, Saúde, Tomada de decisãoResumen
O modo de vida contemporâneo influencia os padrões de vigília e sono, exigindo cada vez mais horas acordado. A consequente restrição de sono está associada a inúmeros problemas de saúde, acidentes de trabalho e déficits neurocognitivos. Alterações neurocognitivas podem afetar comportamentos relacionados às funções executivas, incluindo o comportamento impulsivo. O objetivo deste trabalho é analisar as relações entre privação de sono e alterações em três dimensões do comportamento impulsivo (atencional, motora e cognitiva). Embora poucos estudos tenham avaliado essa relação, há evidências de que a privação do sono está relacionada a uma redução no desempenho em testes comportamentais utilizados para avaliar as dimensões da impulsividade.
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