Virtual reality as a tool to explore multisensory processing before and after engagement in physical activity.

Additionally, when an independent t-test was conducted to examine the long-term effects of physical activity and reading on the visual condition, the results revealed a near-significant difference between the two groups ( t (25) = −1.837, p = 0.078; Cohen’s d = − 0.707), with the reading group demonstrating a larger difference in accuracy compared to those who engaged in physical activity.

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Although not significant, the main effect of group approached significance, and post-hoc pairwise comparisons revealed that those in the reading condition showed a larger difference in performance (mean = −27.25, s.e. = 4.84) compared to those who engaged in physical activity (mean = −3.63, s.e. = 2.55).

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