Effects of cervical transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation (ctVNS) on military cognitive performance during sleep deprivation.

Although this result did not reach statistical significance, it might indicate that higher stimulation intensities have a negative impact on cognitive performance. 3.2 VR test performance VR test performance data was excluded for two participants (both in sham), who were instructed to stop due to their self-reported motion sickness symptoms reaching medium levels half-way into the baseline test.

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However, the influence of stimulation intensity on SynWin performance showed a trend, indicating that higher stimulation intensities could have a negative impact on cognitive performance.

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