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Examination of the Relationship Between Physical Activity and Cognitive Skills

Introduction: Examining physical activity and cognitive function has become a popular topic of research since the quality of these two components influences our quality of life and performance. It is very important for both sexes, all ages and life situations. Objective: Determining a type of physic...

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Published in:Stadium 2018-02, Vol.1 (1), p.1-15
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