Manipulation of the Duration of the Initial Self-Control Task Within the Sequential-Task Paradigm: Effect on Exercise Performance

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RT @SamueleMarcora: A dose-response study on the effect of prior cognitive exertion on subsequent endurance performance https://t.co/WfKCpw…

08 Nov 2020

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The present study provides novel evidence that spending longer on the initial self-control task led to greater detrimental effects on subsequent wall-sit performance time. https://t.co/jWIT03ad3O

27 Oct 2020

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New Research: Manipulation of the Duration of the Initial Self-Control Task Within the Sequential-Task Paradigm: Effect on Exercise Performance: Self-control exertion on an initial task has been associated with impaired performance on… https://t.co/bdU1nWc

22 Oct 2020

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RT @SamueleMarcora: A dose-response study on the effect of prior cognitive exertion on subsequent endurance performance https://t.co/WfKCpw…

17 Oct 2020

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