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Highlights• Higher-fit individuals processed arithmetic problems faster.• Higher-fit individuals allocated more cognitive resources during difficult problems.• Fitness-related differences in mathematics achievement stem from cognitive resource differences.• Cardiovascular health may be implicated in differential processing of quantitative information.• Improving cardiovascular health may help address disparities in health numeracy.

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Madison C. Chandler

A primer on investigating the after effects of acute bouts of physical activity on cognition

Pupillometric indices of locus-coeruleus activation are not modulated following single bouts of exercise

Self-regulation moderates the relationship between fine motor skills and writing in early childhood

Phasic activity of the locus-coeruleus is not a mediator of the relationship between fitness and inhibition in college-aged adults

Aerobic fitness relates to superior exact and approximate arithmetic processing in college-aged adults

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