Concepedia

Beneficial Effects of Acute Exercise on Executive Function in Adolescents

Journal of Physical Activity and Health · 2019 · 25 citations · 30 references

Concepts

EducationKinesiologyPsychologyCognitive DevelopmentCognitive PsychologyPhysical ActivityAerobic ExerciseExecutive FunctionExecutive Function AssessmentExecutive FunctioningExercise Prescription For AdolescentsPhysical FitnessAdolescent Executive FunctionCognitive PerformanceCognitive Performance TestingPediatric Executive FunctionStroop TestSymbol Digit Modalities TestYoung Adulthood

Abstract

: These results provide an important extension to the literature by confirming that 20 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise benefits EF performance in high school students.

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