The behavioral within-subject cross-over design study "CoVa" aims to investigate the effect of a short-term full-body cold-water immersion vs. warm-water immersion control on value-based choice, psychological well-being, and peripheral physiology.
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Risk propensity
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Behavioral range adaptation
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Food choice
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Heart-rate variability
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Heart rate
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Respiration rate
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Relative amplitude of the respiratory signal
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Event-related skin conductance responses
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Tonic skin conductance
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Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Pupil dilation
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Skin temperature
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Plasma concentration of large neutral amino acids
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Plasma concentration of catecholamines
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Plasma concentration of cortisol
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Identification of epigenetic markers associated with acute cold exposure
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Perceived control
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Perceived freedom
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Perceived stress
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
State of flow
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Self-efficacy
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Perceived pain
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Emotions
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days
Positive affect and negative affect questionnaire
Timeframe: On day 1 and after 30 days