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Heading frequency is more strongly related to cognitive performance than unintentional head impacts in amateur soccer players
Walter F. Stewart
, Namhee Kim
, Chloe Ifrah
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Martin Sliwinski
, Molly E. Zimmerman
, Mimi Kim
, Richard B. Lipton
, Michael L. Lipton
Human Development and Family Studies
Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)
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Active Adults
12%
Amateur Soccer
100%
Attention Memory
12%
Cognitive Performance
100%
Concussive
25%
Differential Relation
12%
Elbow
12%
Follow-up Protocol
12%
Generalized Estimating Equations
12%
Head Impact
100%
Headcount
50%
Neuropsychological Test Performance
25%
Neuropsychological Tests
50%
New York City
12%
Poor Performance
25%
Psychomotor Speed
25%
Soccer
87%
Soccer Players
100%
Validated Questionnaire
12%
Verbal Learning
12%
Verbal Memory
12%
Very Severe
12%
Working Memory
25%
Psychology
Cognitive Performance
100%
Linear Model
50%
Longitudinal Analysis
50%
Neurological System
100%
Working Memory
100%
Nursing and Health Professions
Longitudinal Analysis
16%
Neuropsychological Test
100%