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GSA 2025 Abstract

The Thinking in Motion Theoretical Model: Evaluation of Cognitive Load in Motor-Cognitive Training

By Shiri Embon Magal, Maayan Agmon
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Abstract

Motor-cognitive training is recognized for its role in preserving and enhancing cognitive function in aging populations.

The paper

Shiri Embon Magal, Maayan Agmon

University of Haifa

GSA 2025 Abstract, 31 Dec 2025, CC BY

Presented at GSA 2025

doi.org/10.1093/geroni/igaf122.2300

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