FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1820986481> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1820986481 abstract "Though the body of literature converges on the notion that acute exercise has a small, positive effect on cognitive performance in general (Chang, Labban, Gapin, & Etnier, 2012; Lambourne & Tomporowski, 2010), effects on certain cognitive domains remain poorly understood. Among these cognitive domains, memory is one of the least studied within the acute exercise literature. Despite the lack of attention in the exercise literature, memory is an intriguing and important domain of study. Most effects of acute exercise on cognitive function abate relatively quickly following exercise cessation. However, if exercise can improve the ability to process and/or store newly acquired information, then it is conceivable that the product of these effects (i.e. - improved recall) could be observed well after exercise cessation. The purpose of this study was twofold. The primary purpose was to test whether a single bout of aerobic exercise affects performance on a long-term memory task. The secondary purpose was to determine whether that effect operates primarily through the encoding and/or consolidation processes of long-term memory formation. The secondary purpose was tested by manipulating the timing of exercise relative to exposure to the to-be-remembered material (word list). A within-subjects, repeated measures design was used. Participants completed 3 conditions in randomized order, including 2 treatment conditions and one control condition. Treatment conditions involved participants exercising either immediately prior to or immediately following word list exposure. Exercise prior to exposure could impact encoding or consolidation (E+C); whereas, exercise following exposure could only impact consolidation (C). The control condition involved no exercise (NE) at all. Exercise consisted of 20 minutes, at moderate intensity, on a cycle ergometer, as well as a 5-minute warm-up and a 5-minutecool-down (30 minutes total). Memory for the word list was assessed 60 minutes and 24 hours after participants had finished listening to it. Analyses revealed that the E+C condition produced significantly better recall of the word list following both the 60-minute (?p2 = 0.24) and 24-hour (?p2 = 0.22) delays. Pairwise comparisons revealed statistically significant differences in recall for the E+C condition versus the NE condition; however, no differences were observed involving the C condition. These results suggested that acute exercise can benefit long-term memory, and that this benefit is accomplished primarily through an effect on the encoding process." @default.
• W1820986481 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1820986481 creator A5016374116 @default.
• W1820986481 date "2012-01-01" @default.
• W1820986481 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
• W1820986481 title "The effect of acute exercise on the formation of long-term memory" @default.
• W1820986481 cites W144006698 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1629717188 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1725507402 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1963516404 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1964186645 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1966755728 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1967830859 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1969857812 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1971281741 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1971341814 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1974975426 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1978286109 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1983167320 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W1994459030 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2002601724 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2003427609 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2003940784 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2006000330 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2008553814 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2010708932 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2011039678 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2011882079 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2014244272 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W201568096 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2017419477 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2020043045 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2021515441 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2026856307 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2027731726 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2028692454 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2030042271 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2030406400 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2033020443 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2034611430 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2037240596 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2043813942 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2045952735 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2054490424 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2056089857 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2059389832 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2059794055 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2060545591 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2060551691 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2070945224 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2071762564 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2073313855 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2078639042 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2080077811 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2085287469 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2085366382 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2087952937 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2088436478 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2092674727 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2093088820 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2093332820 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2099899980 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2101176438 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2104533971 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2104792456 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2106085375 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2107501599 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2107669731 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2108550083 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2110861019 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2111373412 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2113484030 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2119771949 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2121530901 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2123224103 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2125840381 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2127621542 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2131247290 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2133449141 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2134225473 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2141246106 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2142014779 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2146363960 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2149798999 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2154166294 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2156245159 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2160977036 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2163752265 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2164203713 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2166439095 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2343091958 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2475310134 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2507082218 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2586999084 @default.
• W1820986481 cites W2810887452 @default.
• W1820986481 hasPublicationYear "2012" @default.
• W1820986481 type Work @default.
• W1820986481 sameAs 1820986481 @default.
• W1820986481 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W1820986481 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.

• next