The effect of physical conditioning on ratings of perceived exertion at anaerobic threshold
Jamie Waterman Purvis • 1983 • University of Oregon, College of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
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This work was written by Jamie Waterman Purvis in 1983 as a master's thesis within the University of Oregon's College of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. It emerged during a period of significant growth in exercise physiology research, specifically focusing on the relationship between cardiovascular conditioning and how human subjects psychologically perceive exertion during intense physical output near the anaerobic threshold.
The research contributes to the broader academic discourse on exercise science by examining whether specialized training protocols alter the sensory experience of exertion. As a scholarly publication from a university department, its design is functional and austere, intended to provide data-driven insights to the scientific community rather than appeal to a general readership. It remains a representative example of 1980s graduate-level kinesiology research.
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