Graduate Student Uses Nintendo Wii to Study ow Physical Activity in Children Affects Cognition

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Psychology Doctoral Student Using Nintendo Wii to Study How Physical Activity in Children Affects Cognition

July, 2010

Lifespan-Developmental Program graduate student John Best's innovative research using Nintendo Wii to study the connection between physical activity and cognitive performance in children was recently profiled in the Athens Banner-Herald. Click here to read the article.

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Graduate Student Uses Nintendo Wii to Study ow Physical Activity in Children Affects Cognition

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