Potential Benefits of Tai Chi Chuan Exercise on the Cognitive Functions, Aerobic Capacity and Mood States of Older Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study [0.03%]
太极拳运动对老年人认知功能、有氧能力和情绪状态潜在益处的横断面研究
Bowen Ouyang,Liyu Liu,Kanyue Li et al.
Bowen Ouyang et al.
Purpose: The evidence of the benefits of Tai Chi Chuan on cognitive functions, aerobic capacity and mood states of older adults remain unclear. A cross-sectional study was designed to explore the potential effects of Tai ...
Peter Khalatian,Michael T Bixter
Peter Khalatian
Background/study context: The main aim of the current study was to investigate the role of adult age in the moral stereotyping of moral foundations. The five core moral foundations of Moral Foundations Theory were measure...
Impact of the Physical Activity Level of Master Athletes on Divided Attention and Binding Processes in Episodic Memory: A Virtual Reality Study [0.03%]
运动大师的活动水平对分心和情景记忆中的绑定过程的影响：一项虚拟现实研究
Indra Nina Maurisse,Pascale Piolino,Lucile Nouvel et al.
Indra Nina Maurisse et al.
Master athletes are a model of successful aging as their high level of physical activity limits the age-related change of physiological functions. This model is used to investigate how a high level of physical activity impacts cognitive fun...
Effect of Regular Exercise on Cognitive Frailty in the Elderly: A Systematic Review [0.03%]
规律运动对老年人认知脆弱的影响：系统性回顾
Wenting Ji,Liwei Sun,Qian Geng et al.
Wenting Ji et al.
Objectives: As one of the common senile syndromes characterized by the co-existence of physical frailty and cognitive impairment without dementia, the occurrence of cognitive frailty (CF) increases the risk of adverse hea...
Cognitive Training and Enrichment Modulates Neural Plasticity and Enhances Cognitive Reserve in Aging Rats [0.03%]
认知训练和丰富环境调节神经可塑性并提高老化大鼠的认知储备
JenishaChris Stephen,Ronyson Kharkongor,UlfathTasneem Khan et al.
JenishaChris Stephen et al.
Objectives: Cognitive decline in non-pathological aging is widely prevalent among the aging population. The current study assessed the impact of cognitive training (Ct) with multiple modules targeting various facets of le...
Investigating the Evolution of Odor-Evoked Memories Retrieval in Normal Aging: Theoretical and Clinical Implications [0.03%]
探究正常老化过程中气味诱发记忆检索的演变：理论和临床意义
Desirée Lopis,Dominique Valentin,Céline Manetta
Desirée Lopis
Background: Olfactory-based cognitive stimulation is frequently proposed for memory-impaired patients (namely dementia patients), but little is known about the scientific rationale underlying odor choice. ...
What Factors are Associated with Age Differences In Intentional Decision Avoidance? [0.03%]
与有意决策回避年龄差异相关的因素是什么？
Julia Nolte,Corinna E Löckenhoff
Julia Nolte
To examine why older adults avoid choices more, two pre-registered, U.S.-based studies (N1 = 164, Mage_1 = 50.71, N2 = 485, Mage_2 = 51.08) evaluated the roles of cognitive load and affect. In Study 2, half were randomized to a writing cond...
Is Functioning of Older Adults with Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain Related to Health Literacy? [0.03%]
慢性肌肉骨骼疼痛的老年人的功能与健康素养有关吗？
Karen Miyamoto Moriya,Vanderlei Carneiro da Silva,Angelica Castilho Alonso et al.
Karen Miyamoto Moriya et al.
We investigated the relationship between health literacy (HL) and functioning among older adults with and without chronic musculoskeletal pain (CMP). In a cross-sectional study, we assessed 121 older adults with CMP and 53 without pain usin...
Identifying Biomarkers of Neuroplasticity Associated with Exercise-Induced Cognitive Change in Older Adults with MCI [0.03%]
识别与运动诱导认知变化相关的神经可塑性生物标志物在患有MCI的老年成年人中的表现
Adriana Savettiere,Peter Louras,Sarah Langdon et al.
Adriana Savettiere et al.
Objectives: This exploratory study aimed to identify biomarkers of neuroplasticity that prevent cognitive decline. This study examined activity-dependent changes in the neurologic proteome that contributed to post-exercis...
Worry Moderates Plasma Placental Growth Factor (PIGF) and Cognition in Older Adults with Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment (aMCI) [0.03%]
担忧在有轻度认知障碍的老年人中调节胎盘生长因子(PIGF)和认知功能
Jovian C Lam,Peter Louras,Adriana Savettiere et al.
Jovian C Lam et al.
Background: Elevated worry is an early indicator of cognitive decline in older adults. Worry has been linked to pro-inflammatory processes though the exact relations between worry, inflammation, and cognition in older adu...