Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology, School of Public Health
Current Research Interests:
Antecedents and outcomes of physical activity behavior in populations with neurological diseases, particularly multiple sclerosis. Additional interests include examining (1) the influence of symptoms on physical activity (2) the benefits of physical activity and exercise for reducing symptoms and improving function and quality of life and (3) and the effect of exercise on cognitive functioning.
Antecedents and outcomes of physical activity behavior in populations with neurological diseases, particularly multiple sclerosis. Additional interests include examining (1) the influence of symptoms on physical activity (2) the benefits of physical activity and exercise for reducing symptoms and improving function and quality of life and (3) and the effect of exercise on cognitive functioning.
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About Erin Snook
Current Research Interests:
Antecedents and outcomes of physical activity behavior in populations with neurological diseases, particularly multiple sclerosis. Additional interests include examining (1) the influence of symptoms on physical activity (2) the benefits of physical activity and exercise for reducing symptoms and improving function and quality of life and (3) and the effect of exercise on cognitive functioning.
Antecedents and outcomes of physical activity behavior in populations with neurological diseases, particularly multiple sclerosis. Additional interests include examining (1) the influence of symptoms on physical activity (2) the benefits of physical activity and exercise for reducing symptoms and improving function and quality of life and (3) and the effect of exercise on cognitive functioning.
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University of Massachusetts Amherst
Amherst, MA. 01003
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