more than 2 h of recreational screen time per day). Note: The guidelines currently provide a time limit recommendation for screen-related pursuits, but not for non-screen-related pursuits. Physical fitness Average percentile achieved on specific physical fitness indicators based on the normative values
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correlation coefficient. Results Descriptive Statistics Table 1 shows the results of the descriptive statistics for each group. Table 1 Statistical Characteristics of the Measured Somatic Features and the Motor Fitness Indicators in the VG, FG, and CG FG VG CG Characteristics M SD CV FG Z score M SD CV VG
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. Although physical activity and fitness are closely related, fitness indicators may have independent or interactive relationships with academic-related outcomes. 12 Whereas physical activity can generally be described as any bodily movements that result in increased energy expenditure (compared with rest