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Gal Ziv¹, Orly Fox¹

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Frontiers in Psychology

|January 31, 2022

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Viewing cute baby pet images did not enhance cognitive-motor task performance. However, pet ownership moderated performance, with owners showing faster reaction times on certain tasks after viewing cute images.

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