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Soldier Performance in High Operations Tempo Conditions: West Point Contributions

Faculty and cadets at the U.S. Military Academy (West Point) are vitally involved in the Sustaining Performance Under Stress project. A cadet research team completed an experiment that found that a cognitive prime presented during a cortically aroused state was more effective than startle-based prime in maintaining vigilance in a simulated command and control monitoring task. In addition, over 20 male and female West Point cadet athletes served as research participants in experiments conducted at the University of Texas, thus increasing the generalization of the results to the target military population. Finally, West Point military faculty served as subject matter experts to the project to help maintain a valid operational focus.