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A recent study published in the journal Mental Health and Physical Activity has provided evidence that physical activities can enhance the executive functions of young children.
The research, which examined twenty-four experimental studies, found that physical activity interventions longer than twelve weeks yielded the most pronounced improvements in executive functions among preschool-aged children.
Interventions lasting over twelve weeks had the most substantial effect on improving executive functions.
The type of physical activity also played a significant role in the study’s findings.
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