Background Cognitive functioning refers to storage and manipulation of information and
includes executive functioning (EF) and attention (ATT). While physical activity (PA) …

Background Individuals with substance use disorder show attentional bias toward drug-
related cues, which may be associated with attentional control deficits. Although exercise …

Individuals with substance use problems show lower executive control and alterations in
prefrontal brain systems supporting emotion regulation and impulse control. A separate …

Previous studies indicate a positive association between physical activity and cognitive
control in sedentary but healthy adults, yet not much is known about physical activity levels …

Abstract Background Executive Function (EF) is a potential mechanism linking physical
activity (PA) and mental health. However, evidence regarding the association between free …

Background Deficits in several aspects of executive cognitive functioning (ECF) have been
consistently associated with alcohol use disorders. Most of this research, however, has been …

Cognitive-based parameters, including memory, reasoning, concentration, and planning are
key cognitions essential for optimal daily function. Emerging research demonstrates that …

Background and Objectives The relationship between substance use and cognitive deficits
is complex and requires innovative methods to enhance understanding. The present study is …

BACKGROUND: Guided by the prediction of response-outcome theory of cognitive control
(Alexander and Brown, 2010a), the present study examined reward-seeking medial …

Aims Neurocognitive deficits in chronic alcoholic men are well documented. Impairments
include memory, visual–spatial processing, problem solving and executive function. The …