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Analysis of the Arousal Motor-Performance Relationship in Children Using Movement Kinematics
Anne Beuter
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Joan Duda
Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences
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Arousal
100%
Motor Performance
100%
Movement Kinematics
100%
Relationship Performance
100%
Ankle Joint
66%
Kinematic Characteristics
33%
Stepping Motion
33%
Low Arousal
33%
Volitional Control
33%
Psychology
Motor Performance
100%