Background Emerging research suggests that a single bout of aerobic exercise can improve
cognition, brain function and psychological health. Our aim was to examine the effects of …

Previous research has shown that both acute and chronic physical exercises can induce
positive effects on brain function and this is associated with improvements in cognitive …

There is currently a consensus about the positive effects of physical exercise on cognition.
However, the exercise intensity-dependent effect on executive function remains unclear …

Introduction: Single acute bouts of moderately-intense aerobic exercise like walking have
been found to improve cognitive control of attention in children, but some studies have …

Objectives To examine the effect of acute exercise on multiple ERP components in young
adults and to determine whether acute moderate-intensity exercise exerts a general or …

Evidence from recent studies showed that acute aerobic exercise results in improvements in
different cognitive functions. The goal of this study was to assess the influence of acute bouts …

Purpose This study compared the executive function (EF) performance induced by moderate-
intensity continuous exercise (MICE) versus high-intensity interval exercise (HIIE), under two …

The study of acute exercise effects on neurocognitive function has grown in interest over
recent decades, largely due to an increasing focus on the relationship between health …

The literature on aerobic exercise and neurocognition reports acute post-exercise
enhancement of neural activity linked to motor preparation in the premotor area and …

Acute aerobic exercise was shown to enhance such cognitive functions as executive
function (EF) and attention. Acute resistance exercise was also shown to enhance cognitive …