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Bodily Regulation of Attention and Executive Control under Sustained Cognitive Demand
Sustained cognitive demands impair attentional efficiency, executive control, and subjective well-being, particularly under environmental distraction. Breathing-based practices have been proposed as low-cost strategies to support cognitive regulation, yet their acute effects under experimentally ind
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