Multiple Choice
Kramer et al.'s (1999) intervention study showed that a 6-month exercise program, specifically walking, compared to a stretching/flexibility intervention:
A) Resulted in response times that were not different from the stretching group
B) Led to significant changes in performance on tasks requiring "executive control"
C) Had a non-significant effect on cognitive function
D) Resulted in better long-term memory
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Q7: Describe "executive control" and the kinds of
Q8: Often the most important aspects of brain
Q9: Which brain structure is most important in
Q10: Work examining the effects of exercise on
Q11: There is no evidence that acute exercise
Q13: Which of the following are characteristics of
Q14: The hypothesis that proposes that exercise resulting
Q15: What is the main argument of the
Q16: Using an event-related paradigm, studies have shown
Q17: Exercise interventions, like the 6-month walking program