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Effects of acute aerobic exercise on mnemonic discrimination performance in older adults
Daniel D. Callow
, Gabriel S. Pena
, Craig E.L. Stark
, J. Carson Smith
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Keyphrases
Discrimination Power
100%
Older Adults
100%
Acute Exercise
100%
Mnemonic Discrimination
100%
Single Session
37%
Healthy Adults
25%
Aerobic Exercise
25%
Specific Memory
25%
Object Recognition
25%
Discrimination Task
12%
Random Effects
12%
Hippocampal Function
12%
Interaction Effect
12%
Memory Function
12%
Baseline Testing
12%
Fixed Effects
12%
Moderate Exercise
12%
Physically Active
12%
Memory Processes
12%
Cycling Exercise
12%
Cognitively Healthy
12%
Exercise Condition
12%
Immediate Benefits
12%
Linear Mixed Effects Analysis
12%
Psychology
Mnemonics
100%
Aerobic Exercise
100%
Neuroscience
Older Adults
100%