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Senior dance
upin humans1
Senior dance is associated with Well-Being Index in humans (rs = 0.271; q = 0.061).
“The adjusted WBI-5 correlation did not remain significant after FDR correction (rs = 0.271; q = 0.061).”
HumansSenior dance only; participation duration adjusted for weekly attendance and age; not significant after FDR correctionfemalesn = 66
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