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Michel Desmurget (septembre 2019) « La fabrique du crétin digital – Les dangers des écrans pour nos enfants » Seuil ISBN 978-2-02-142331-0

Zach Schonbrun (juillet 2019) « Sport et Neurosciences – Comment le cerveau influe sur la performance » Amphora ISBN 978-2-75760-394-9

Jean-Luc Berthier, Gréfoire Borst, Mickael Desnos, Frédéric Guilleray (2018) ESF Sciences Humaines ISBN 978-2-7101-3439-8

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