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1 1  === Details ===
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3 3  |**Acronym**|PSYCHSCALE
4 -|**Description**|Utilizing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to improve participants’ psychological flexibility, stress and well-being, performance and error measures
4 +|**Description**|PSYCHSCALE evaluates human performance and environmental stressors via anonymous standardise psychological assessment scale.
5 5  |**Principal Investigator (PI)**|(((
6 6  Tricia L. Larose
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8 8  E-mail: [[t.l.l.larose@flymed.uio.no>>mailto:t.l.l.larose@flymed.uio.no]]
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10 +Phone: +47 465 41 883
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12 +Skype: tricia_larose
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10 -|**Organisation** |Institute of Management Studies, Goldsmiths University of London
11 -|Ana Diaz-Artiles,|(((
12 -Ana Diaz-Artiles, Texas A&M University, Department of Aerospace Engineering
14 +|**Organisation** |Human Performance in Space Department
15 +International Space University
16 +Strasbourg, France
17 +|**Co-Investigator(s)**|(((
18 +1) Ana Diaz-Artiles
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20 +International Space University and Texas A&M University
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14 14  E-mail: [[adartiles@tamu.edu>>mailto:adartiles@tamu.edu]]
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16 -Gabriel G. De la Torre, University of Cadiz, College of Education, Department of Psychology
24 +Phone: +1 617 909 0644
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26 +Skype: adartiles
27 +
28 +2) Gabriel G. De la Torre
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30 +University of Cadiz, College of Education, Department of Psychology
17 17  Campus Rio San Pedro S/N, 11510 Puerto Real Cadiz, Spain
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19 19  E-mail: [[gabriel.delatorre@uca.es>>mailto:gabriel.delatorre@uca.es]]
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22 22  === Summary ===
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38 +Mars analog astronauts (AAs) undergo a rigorous selection and training process to
39 +ensure crew cohesion and mission success. However, even the healthiest,
40 +strongest individuals may face psychological challenges due to various
41 +environmental stressors including isolation, confinement, close living quarters,[[image:1629013073345-374.png||style="float:right"]]
42 +monotony of food, delayed communication with MSC, time pressure, scientific or
43 +engineering failures, sleep difficulties, fatigue, etc. In our effort to further human
44 +space exploration in a safe and effective way, we must thoroughly understand and
45 +protect the psychological well-being of the analog astronauts, before, during, and
46 +after the space analog mission.
25 25  
26 -Mars analog astronauts undergo a rigorous selection and training process to ensure crew
27 -cohesion and mission success. However, even the healthiest, strongest individuals may face
28 -psychological challenges due to various stressors in extreme or abnormal
29 -environments. In our effort to further human space exploration in a safe and effective way,
30 -we must thoroughly understand and protect the psychological well-being of the crew,
31 -before, during, and after the analog mission.
32 -
33 -The PsychScale experiment aims to study crew member anxiety and depression levels before,
34 -during and after the mission in order to better understand psychological well-being in response
35 -to known and unknown environmental stressors. It further aims to study the correlation between
36 -crew anxiety and depression levels and the possibility of a “third quarter phenomena” (TQP)
37 -whereby the first quarter of the mission may be characterized by crew excitement or anxiety, the
38 -second quarter by boredom and depression, and the third quarter by increased emotional
48 +This project aims to study analog astronauts anxiety and depression levels before,
49 +during and after space analog mission in order to better understand psychological
50 +well-being in response to known and unknown environmental stressors. This project
51 +further aims to study the correlation between AAs crew anxiety and depression
52 +levels and the possibility of a “third quarter phenomena” (TQP) whereby the first
53 +quarter of the mission may be characterized by excitement or anxiety, the second
54 +quarter by boredom and depression, and the third quarter by increased emotional
39 39  outbursts.
40 -This experiment uses the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) – an internationally
41 -recognized, validated questionnaire on anxiety and depression. Additionally, two open-ended
42 -qualitative questions that allow the participant to inform the scientific team of any issues related
43 -to individual or crew mental health are included.
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57 +This project has the potential to inform prevention strategies including resilience
58 +training for the mental health and overall well-being of analog astronauts at the
59 +individual and group level.
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46 46  = Experiment Data =
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