BACKGROUND: Although basic research has uncovered biological mechanisms by which exercise could maintain and enhance adult brain health, experimental human studies with older adults have produced equi
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BACKGROUND: Although basic research has uncovered biological mechanisms by which exercise could maintain and enhance adult brain health, experimental human studies with older adults have produced equivocal results.
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- Acute effects of moderate aerobic exercise on specific aspects of executive function in different age and fitness groups: A meta‐analysis (2016) · doi
Whereas a wealth of studies have investigated acute effects of moderate aerobic exercise on executive function, the roles of age, fitness, and the component of executive function in this relationship still remain unclear.
Keywords: executive function wealth investigated acute effects moderate aerobic exercise roles fitness component relationship still remain - Incidental Physical Activity and Physical Fitness Associate with Sustained Attention and Impulse Control in Older Adults (2024) · doi
While the association between physical activity and cognitive functioning in older adults has been previously described, few studies have explored the relationship between incidental physical activity and fitness with sustained attention and impulse control in this population.
Keywords: physical activity association cognitive functioning older adults previously described explored relationship incidental fitness sustained attention - Exercise, Fitness, and Neurocognitive Function in Older Adults: The “Selective Improvement” and “Cardiovascular Fitness” Hypotheses (2008) · doi
BACKGROUND: Although basic research has uncovered biological mechanisms by which exercise could maintain and enhance adult brain health, experimental human studies with older adults have produced equivocal results.
Keywords: background basic uncovered biological mechanisms exercise maintain enhance adult brain health experimental human older adults
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