Focus at work / standing desk
standing desk
Evidence for focus at work, scored from the published research.
attention
not supported by evidence44/100 Evidence ScoreConfidence: low2 studies1 RCT
No clear difference has been shown.
- 2 human studies (64 participants total)
- Studies point in broadly the same direction
- Still unknown: few longer-duration studies
References (2)
- Effect of standing desk use on cognitive performance and physical workload while engaged with high cognitive demand tasks.cross-sectional study · Applied ergonomics · 2021
- Effect of a 16-week multi-level classroom standing desk intervention on cognitive performance and academic achievement in adolescents.randomized controlled trial (RCT) · Scientific reports · 2022
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