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Do motion controllers make action video games less sedentary? A randomized experiment
Elizabeth J. Lyons
, Deborah F. Tate
, Dianne S. Ward
, Kurt M. Ribisl
, J. Michael Bowling
, Sriram Kalyanaraman
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Energy Expenditure
100%
Randomized Experiment
100%
Motion Controller
100%
Action Video Games
100%
Motion Control
66%
Action Games
66%
Older Adults
33%
Physical Activity
33%
Confidence Interval
33%
Controller
33%
Means of Control
33%
Video Games
33%
Moderate-to-vigorous Physical Activity
33%
Sedentary Behavior
33%
Motion-based
33%
Traditional Control
33%
Conventional Controller
33%
Computer Science
videogame
100%
Motion Control
100%
Randomized Experiment
100%
Psychology
Physical Activity
100%
Action Game
100%
Sedentary Behavior
50%