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Project

Neural correlates of perceptual-motor (dys-)functioning in children with obesity

This project will further document the nature of perceptual-motor (dys-)function in obese children by means of specific motor tasks. Advanced neuroimaging will be used to investigate characteristics of brain structural

and functional networks. Using a cross-sectional and longitudinal (pre-post) design, the extent to which (a decreased) BMI, motor behavioral measures and structural / functional characteristics of the brain are correlated.

Date:1 Oct 2013 →  17 Jun 2014
Keywords:Childhood Obesity, Brain Imaging, Perceptual Motor Function
Disciplines:Neurosciences, Developmental psychology and ageing, Paediatrics and neonatology, Cognitive science and intelligent systems, Nursing, Biological and physiological psychology, Education curriculum