Victoria Tepe

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Victoria Tepe is a researcher whose work bridges cognitive science, human performance, and military operational readiness. Her key research areas include the neurocognitive effects of stress, fatigue, and environmental factors on decision-making and physical performance, with a particular focus on military personnel and athletes. Her most notable contribution is the 2017 paper "Full Stride," which explores the integration of cognitive and physiological factors in optimizing human movement and resilience. Although her citation count is modest—with "Full Stride" garnering 9 citations—Tepe's impact lies in her interdisciplinary approach, synthesizing insights from neuroscience, psychology, and biomechanics to address real-world challenges. She is recognized for her work on the "cognitive-motor nexus," highlighting how mental states influence physical outcomes in high-stakes environments. Tepe's research has informed training protocols for special operations forces and elite athletes, emphasizing the need for holistic performance models. Her achievements include contributions to defense-related human performance optimization programs and collaborations with military research agencies. For students and researchers, Tepe's work offers a compelling case study in applying cognitive science to practical, high-pressure contexts, demonstrating how even niche studies can shape applied fields.

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   Full Stride

   9 citations · 2017

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