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Cardiovascular Exercise Engagement and Cognitive Constructs on Freshmen’s Performance in Physical Education
This study investigates the influence of cardiovascular exercise engagement and cognitive constructs on the academic performance of freshmen students in Physical Education. A total of 338 first-year college students were selected using proportionate stratified sampling to ensure representation acros
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