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Andrew Lam

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The relationship between changes in psychosocial domains with a virtual salsa class and personality, perceived performance and enjoyment

Rimsha Amin, Sergiu‐Gabriel Duplea, Marina Gadalla, Jeremy Pullara, Andrew Lam, Callum Smith, Hayley Ng, Kara K. Patterson

This study examines changes in psychosocial domains after a virtual salsa class and finds significant improvements in mood and stress, with effect sizes comparable to in-person classes.

bioRxiv · Feb 23, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience