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Children· 2026Q1

Physical Activity, Self-Administered Motor Tests, and Academic Achievement in Lower Secondary School Students: A Cross-Sectional Study

Tiziana D’Isanto, Felice Di Domenico, Vera Simões, Giovanni Esposito et al.

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Weekly physical activity was independently associated with academic achievement (GPA) in lower secondary students (n=113), explaining 53.5% of the variance, while motor performance tests were not after adjustment for demographics.

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Field: Developmental and Educational Psychology

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