军事人员压力与恢复的客观神经认知评估：NPRO-8 MIL 两级筛查框架

Prolonged military deployments expose personnel to sustained vigilance, disrupted sleep, uncertainty, repeated high-consequence decisions, separation from social support, and restricted opportunities for recovery. Military organizations routinely monitor physical fitness and medical readiness, but stress-related neurocognitive functioning remains assessed primarily through self-report, observation, performance outcomes, and clinical contact. These sources are indispensable, yet they may not reveal the physiological effort required to maintain performance or the capacity to recover after cognit