A single bout of exercise improves executive function (EF) and is a benefit–in part–attributed
to an exercise-mediated increase in cerebral blood flow enhancing neural efficiency. Limited …

The study of the suitability of prehistoric human settlements (SPHE) can help us reproduce
the process and characteristics of prehistoric human settlements, and is an important entry …

Objectives Executive function plays an important role in our daily life and can be affected by
both single task (acute aerobic exercise or cognitive training) and dual-task (acute motor …

Background: It has been proposed that physical activity (PA) could prevent cognitive decline.
Objective: To evaluate the association between changes in PA and changes in cognitive …

Background: This study aimed to investigate how single-bout open-skill exercise (OSE),
closed-skill exercise (CSE), and mixed-skill exercise intervention (MSE) influence executive …

This study examined the immediate and sustained effects of acute exercise modalities and
durations on inhibitory control including response inhibition and interference control. Fifty …

Physical exercise is a potential intervention for enhancing cognitive function across the
lifespan. However, while studies employing long-term exercise interventions consistently …

We examined the effect of amount of muscle mass involved in moderate-intensity continuous
physical exercise on executive function. To this end, fifty-five participants completed two …

The university population is at a vital stage of human development for acquiring an active
lifestyle. Following this lifestyle will bring benefits in adulthood. This study seeks to analyse …

The combination of simultaneous physical and cognitive training has rarely been assessed
in young adults. Here we consider whether one dual-task cognitive and physical session …