Differential effects of long-term aerobic versus cognitively-engaging physical activity on children's visuospatial working memory related brain activation: A cluster RCT
Different types of physical activity are thought to differentially affect children's brain activation, via physiological mechanisms, or by activating similar brain areas during physical and cognitive tasks. Despite many behavioral studies relying on these mechanisms, they have been rarely studi...
Main Authors: | Bosker, R.J (Author), de Bruijn, A.G.M (Author), Hartman, E. (Author), Königs, M. (Author), Kostons, D.D.N.M (Author), Meijer, A. (Author), Oosterlaan, J. (Author), Renken, R.J (Author), Smith, J. (Author), van der Fels, I.M.J (Author), Visscher, C. (Author) |
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Language: | English |
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Academic Press Inc.
2021
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