Enhancement of Brain Functions Prompted by Physical Activity, Volume Two, Volume 286 in the Progress in Brain Research series, highlights new advances, with this updated volume presenting chapters on a variety of timely topics, including Predicting sports performance of elite female soccer players through smart wearable measurement platform, Physical activity and verbal memory performance: mediating effects of resting-state brain activity, Associations between physical activity, body composition, and cognitive performance among female office workers, Grip strength, working memory, and emotion perception in middle aged males, Association of aerobic fitness and grip strength with cognitive and academic performance in Arab children, and much more.
Table of Contents
Predicting sports performance of elite female soccer players through smart wearable measurement platform2. Physical activity and verbal memory performance: mediating effects of resting-state brain activity
Vera Nina Looser, Sebastian Ludyga and Markus Gerber
3. Associations between physical activity, body composition, and cognitive performance among female office workers
Chi-Hung Juan
4. Grip strength, working memory, and emotion perception in middle aged males
Keita Kamijo, Mohamed Aly and Masanori Sakamoto
5. Association of aerobic fitness and grip strength with cognitive and academic performance in Arab children
Keita Kamijo and Mohamed Aly
6. Mediating Role of Inhibitory Control in Relationships Between Cardiovascular Fitness and Academic Achievement in Preadolescents
Chien-Chih Chou, Ting-Yu Chueh and Chung-Ju Huang
7. Associations between physical activity, sedentary time, and neurocognitive function during adolescence: Evidence from accelerometry and the flanker P300
Christopher John Brush, Lauren Keith, Nicholas Santopetro, Kreshnik Burani and Greg Hajcak
8. Exercise habits and mental health: Exploring the significance of multimodal imaging markers
Zai-Fu Yao, Shulan Hsieh and Meng-Hen Yang
9. Neuroelectric and Behavioral Outcomes of Verbal and Spatial Working Memory in Relation to Aerobic Fitness
Kyoungmin Noh and Shih-Chun Kao
