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Improvement in Visual Perception Following Yoga Training

Improvement in Visual Perceptual Sensitivity in Children Following Yoga Training

A Combination of Focusing And Defocusing Through Yoga Reduces Optical Illusion More Than Focusing Alone

Progressive Increase in Critical Flicker Fusion Frequency Following Yoga Training

Physiological Changes in Sports Teachers Following 3 Months of Training n Yoga

Improvement in Static Motor Performance Following Yogic Training of School Children

Pranayama Increases Grip Strength Without Lateralized Effects

Plasticity of Motor Control Systems Demonstrated by Yoga Training

Factors Influencing Changes in Tweezer Dexterity Scores Following Yoga Training

Yoga Training And Motor Speed Based on A Finger Tapping Task

Effect of Yoga Training on Maze Learning

Improved Performance in The Tower of London Test Following Yoga

Yoga Breathing Through a Particular Nostril Increases Spatial Memory Scores Without Lateralized Effects1

REFERENCES

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2. Coren S, Girgus JS. Visual illusions. In: Held R, Leibowitz HW, Teuber HL, eds. Handbook of Sensory Physiology. Vol VIII - [Perception]. Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1978; 551-566.

3. Hochberg J. Perception: Illusions and After-effects. In: Kling JW, Riggs LA, eds. Woodworth and Schlooberg's Experimental Psychology. Indian edition. New Delhi, Khosla Publishing House, 1984; 456-473.

4. Bekesy G von. Sensory Inhibition. Princeton (NJ), Princeton University Press, 1967.

5. Coltheart M. Visual feature analysers and after- effects of tilt and curvature. Psychol Rev 1971; 78: 114-121.

6. Coren S, Girgus J S. Visual spatial illusions: many explanations. Science 1973; 179: 503-504.

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	Abstract
	Keywords
	Introduction
Method
	Subject
	Apparatus
	Assessments Procedure
	Design of the Study
	Yoga Training
	Data Analysis
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