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공을 활용한 신체활동이유아의 실행기능에 미치는 효과
Author
김윤희, 김소영, 윤혜주, 김유나, 선미니
Journal Title
어린이미디어연구
Publication Year
2018
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Summary
This study investigated the effect of a physical activity program with balls on improving the executive functions (inhibitory control, cognitive flexibility, working memory) of 5-year-old infants. The results showed that the program had a positive impact on all sub-areas of executive function. This suggests the need for active support of various physical activity participation in homes and educational settings to support infants’ development.
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