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Ko si predstavljamo raziskave, povezane z vesoljskimi odpravami, pogosto pomislimo na rakete, astronavte in tišino orbite. A se nekatere najpomembnejše ugotovitve o življenju zunaj Zemlje odvijajo daleč od vesolja, v tihih sobah, kjer ljudje več tednov nepretrgoma ležijo. To so študije dolgotrajnega ležanja, edinstven raziskovalni model, ki simulira učinke mikrogravitacije na človeško telo tako, da udeležence prosi, naj dlje časa ostanejo v ležečem položaju. Čeprav so te študije zasnovane z namenom raziskovanje mišic, kosti in presnove, ustvarjajo tudi nenavaden družbeni svet. Kaj se zgodi z medčloveškimi odnosi, ko je gibanje omejeno, rutine in dojemanje časa pa se spremenijo. More

Original article reference

Ta zvočni posnetek je povzetek preglednega članka »Medosebni odnosi kot mehanizmi prilagajanja na okolje v študija dolgotrajnega ležanja (Bed Rest): pregled literature s tematsko sintezo«, objavljenega v Frontiers in Psychology, https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1501113

Funding

Raziskavo so financirali Inštitut za kineziološke raziskave, Znanstveno-raziskovalno središče Koper,

Fakulteta za družbene vede Univerze v Ljubljani

ter program »Mladi raziskovalec v okviru stabilnega financiranja (raziskovalni program št. P5-0381) sofinanciran s strani Javne agencije za znanstvenoraziskovalno in inovacijsko dejavnost Republike Slovenije iz državnega proračuna«

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Za dodatne informacije se lahko obrnete na Ano Cikač (ana.cikac@zrs-kp.si) ali Sašo Pišot (sasa.pisot@zrs-kp.si)

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