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Brain Fitness Exercises to Combat Fatigue

Speaker: Marinus Bell

From the ATD 2014 International Conference & EXPO: Brain fitness exercises are physical and mental exercises to switch on your neurological system for learning and thinking, which improves performance on the job and minimizes human error.

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