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UNIVERSITY
OF SURREY, ENGLAND
Air Ions and Human Performance
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…"Studied the effects of artificial negative or
positive ionization of the air on the performance of psychomotor
tasks with 45 18-26 year-old healthy males...Three testing
environments were used: natural, negative, and positive ionizations.
Negative ionization was associated with a significant increment
in performance as compared to controls."…
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