Enhancing language learning in ageing with exercise
Enhancing language learning in ageing with exercise
Background - There is increasing interest in whether exercise can be used to address age-related cognitive decline and enhance cognitive recovery after neurological injury. - Recent studies show positive impacts of acute exercise (one single bout) on aspects of cognition including language learning and memory. - In healthy young adults, a single bout of intense physical exercise has been shown to benefit vocabulary learning when compared to a sedentary or moderate intensity exercise group.
- University of Queensland Australia
- University of Queensland Australia
Learning-related biomarkers, Word learning strategies, 1702 Cognitive Sciences, Healthy older adults, Acute exercise, Associative new word learning, Ageing, Individual differences, Exercise timing, 1106 Human Movement and Sports Science, Exercise intensity, Consolidation
Learning-related biomarkers, Word learning strategies, 1702 Cognitive Sciences, Healthy older adults, Acute exercise, Associative new word learning, Ageing, Individual differences, Exercise timing, 1106 Human Movement and Sports Science, Exercise intensity, Consolidation
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