ArticlePsychology of sport and exercise2020
Objective aerobic fitness level and neuropsychological functioning in healthy adolescents and emerging adults: Unique sex effects.
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Abstract
Objective: Research suggests positive relationships between aerobic fitness and cognition in older adults; however, limited research has adequately investigated the relationship between objectively measured aerobic fitness and broad cognitive functioning in healthy adolescents and young adults without psychiatric or physical health disorders. Further, studies to date have disproportionately examined males and failed to examine sex differences. Here we examine the relationship between aerobic fitness and neuropsychological functioning in physically healthy youth and whether sex moderates these findings. Design: Sixty-four healthy emerging adults (16-25 years-old; 32 female) underwent measurement of objective aerobic fitness (VO Method: Multiple regressions examined VO Results: Prior to including body fat percentage, higher VO Conclusions: VO
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