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Effect of work station desing on sitting posture in young children
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Marschall, M. ‌
Effect of work station desing on sitting posture in young children / M. Marschall, A.C. Harrington and J.R. Steele
Sumario: The aim was to examine the effects of work station design on neuromuscular activation patterns of select postural muscles, sitting posture, tracing performance and subjective preference in a group of young children. Based on the literature less muscle activity, superior trace performance, subjective preference, and a sitting posture that approached Keegan's normal posture while sitting in the ergonomic work station compared with the traditional work station was hypothesized
En: Ergonomics. - London and Washington. - Vol. 38, nº 9, September, 1995 ; p. 1932-1940
1. Ergonomía ‌. 2. Mobiliario ‌. 3. Escuelas ‌. 4. Asientos ‌. 5. Postura ‌. 6. Diseño ‌. 7. Niños ‌. I. Harrington, A.C. ‌. II. Steele, J.R. ‌. III. Title. IV. Título: Ergonomics.