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O TESTE DE IMPULSÃO HORIZONTAL ASSOCIADO AO DESEMPENHO OPERACIONAL DE MILITARES: DADOS PARA UM ESTUDO DE REVISÃO
Nathalia Couto da Silva, Priscila dos Santos Bunn, Alexander Barreiros Cardoso Bomfim

Última alteração: 2021-08-24

Resumo


O objetivo do estudo foi verificar a associação entre o Teste de Impulsão Horizontal (TIH) e o desempenho de tarefas operacionais de militares. Foi feita uma busca sistematizada da literatura em 10 (dez) bases de dados, resgatando 9 (nove) estudos. Os resultados demonstram que o TIH apresenta associação com o desempenho de militares em tarefas que envolvam o levantamento ou o transporte de carga em curtas distâncias.

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