R. J. Bosker

University of Groningen

Netherlands

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Simone Doolaard

University of Groningen

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Anne de Bruijn

University of Amsterdam

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Marsh Königs

Assistant Professor in Developmental Neuroscience

Amsterdam UMC

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Henk Kiers

Professor

University of Groningen

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Gwendolyn Portzky

Professor Medische Psychologie

Universiteit Gent

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Inge Wichgers

University of Groningen

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Remo Mombarg

Hanze University of Applied Sciences

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R. J. Bosker

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Articles (11)

Development of fundamental motor skills between 2006 and 2016 in Dutch primary school children

Understanding Dutch students’ subject choices in secondary education using the Theory of Planned Behavior

The effects of Success for All in the Netherlands on the reading achievement of first-grade students at risk of reading problems

Effects of aerobic versus cognitively demanding exercise interventions on brain structure and function in healthy children—Results from a cluster randomized controlled trial

Moderating role of coping in the association between minority stress and suicidal ideation and suicide attempts among sexual and gender minority young adults

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Minority Stress and Suicidal Ideation and Suicide Attempts Among LGBT Adolescents and Young Adults

Resting state networks mediate the association between both cardiovascular fitness and gross motor skills with neurocognitive functioning

Differential effects of long-term aerobic versus cognitively-engaging physical activity on children’s visuospatial working memory related brain activation: A cluster RCT

A Comparison of Reliability Coefficients for Ordinal Rating Scales

The relationship between white matter microstructure, cardiovascular fitness, gross motor skills, and neurocognitive functioning in children

Collaborators (7)

Simone Doolaard

Anne de Bruijn

Marsh Königs

Henk Kiers

Gwendolyn Portzky

Inge Wichgers

Remo Mombarg

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