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Researchers examined 25 young adult male gamers using height-adjustable desks and chairs. Standing provided an early boost but caused fatigue by one hour, while forward-leaning seating maintained accuracy longer than reclining. The study, published in Computers in Human Behavior Reports, highlights how posture affects cognitive performance during gaming sessions.
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