Psychophysiological stress and resilience responses to military training and their associations with injury and attrition status among male and female personnel
Jennifer N. Forse(University of Pittsburgh), Bradley C. Nindl(University of Pittsburgh), Brian J. Martin(University of Pittsburgh), Mita Lovalekar(University of Pittsburgh), Evan D. Feigel(Harvard University), Matthew B. Bird(University of Pittsburgh), Varun J. Patel(University of Pittsburgh), Kristen J. Koltun(University of Pittsburgh)
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