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study and research areas
eHealth and Sports Analytics
This study and research area explores, among other things, psychological and neurobiological mechanisms of the interplay between movement and health in everyday life. The aim is to create basic knowledge in order to keep people mentally and physically healthy through movement.
In order to answer a wide range of research questions in an ecologically valid and neurobiologically sound manner, we combine methods from sport science, psychology, neuroscience and geoinformatics. Thus, we are able to record psychological everyday mechanisms by means of ambulatory assessment and investigate their biological basis with the help of laboratory methods.
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