The Influence of an Acute Exercise Bout on Adolescents’ Stress Reactivity, Interference Control, and Brain Oxygenation Under Stress

Mücke, Manuel; Ludyga, Sebastian; Colledge, Flora; Pühse, Uwe; Gerber, Markus

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2020.581965

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“…In recent years, fNIRS has been increasingly used in the field of sports, with advances and breakthroughs in tai chi [ 37 ], table tennis [ 38 ], and aerobics [ 39 ]. The prefrontal lobe has been found to play an important role in cognitive processes through fNIRS techniques.…”

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Shedding Light on the Effects of Orienteering Exercise on Spatial Memory Performance in College Students of Different Genders: An fNIRS Study

Bao

Liu

2022

Brain Sciences

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Objective: To investigate the intervention effect of orienteering exercises on the spatial memory ability of college students of different genders and its underlying mechanism. Methods: Forty-eight college students were randomly screened into experimental and control groups, 12 each of male and female, by SBSOD scale. The effects of 12 weeks of orienteering exercises on the behavioral performance and brain activation patterns during the spatial memory tasks of college students of different genders were explored by behavioral tests and the fNIRS technique. Results: After the orienteering exercise intervention in the experimental group, the male students had significantly greater correct rates and significantly lower reaction times than the female students; left and right dorsolateral prefrontal activation was significantly reduced in the experimental group, and the male students had a significantly greater reduction in the left dorsolateral prefrontal than the female students. The degree of activation in the left and right dorsolateral prefrontals of the male students and the right dorsolateral prefrontals of the female students correlated significantly with behavioral performance, and the functional coupling between the brain regions showed an enhanced performance. Discussion: Orienteering exercises improve the spatial memory ability of college students, more significantly in male students. The degree of activation of different brain regions correlated with behavioral performance and showed some gender differences.

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Shedding Light on the Effects of Orienteering Exercise on Spatial Memory Performance in College Students of Different Genders: An fNIRS Study

Bao

Liu

2022

Brain Sciences

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“…The mechanism of PA reducing anxiety symptoms could be similar to panic symptoms, as mentioned earlier. However, it is noticeable that only four isolated effects were found significant among the included reports in which Kenis-Coskun, Aksoy [33] applied repeated rehabilitation exercises, Nazari, Shabani [13] applied continuous aerobic & resistance exercise intervention, Mücke, Ludyga [34] applied only one session of aerobic exercise at moderate intensity on the bicycle ergometer., and Ensari, Petruzzello [10] applied one Yoga session. A possible reason is that most of these experiments were conducted using a mixed design, with comparisons between experiment and control groups and within the experiment groups.…”

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“…The mean age of the participants was 13.21 ± 4.16 years old, ranging from 8 to 24 years old. Physical activity intervention duration was from a minimum of 2 weeks to 8 months, and frequency was 2 or 3 sessions per week, with two studies performing a onesession intervention [10,34]. Two studies also provided discussion and reflection sessions after the physical activity sessions [34,35] and two studies were conducted on the school campus [14,28].…”

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“…Physical activity intervention duration was from a minimum of 2 weeks to 8 months, and frequency was 2 or 3 sessions per week, with two studies performing a onesession intervention [10,34]. Two studies also provided discussion and reflection sessions after the physical activity sessions [34,35] and two studies were conducted on the school campus [14,28]. The Psychology of Panic NA: not applicable, NR: not reported, CD: cannot determine, overall of Good: more than 10Y (NA = Y), Fair 8 to 10Y, Poor: Below 8.…”

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The Effect of Physical Activity Intervention on Panic and Anxiety Symptoms in Children, Adolescents and Early Adulthoods: A Meta-Analysis

Wang¹,

Liu²

2023

The Psychology of Panic

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Physical activity is believed to promote mental health. However, research has not yet reached a consensus on whether physical activity declines panic and anxiety symptoms in children, adolescents, and early adulthoods. The current chapter carried out a meta-analysis to investigate the association between physical activity and panic/anxiety based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) 2020 guidelines. Search is conducted on 22nd April 2022, which follow databases: MEDLINE (Ovid), EMBASE, Web of Science, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, and SPORTDiscus. Fifteen articles (N = 994) were identified and included, where four studies reported measurement in panic symptoms and fourteen studies reported measurement in anxiety symptoms. The meta-analysis among the pooled effect sizes demonstrated a small significant effect of physical activity intervention reducing panic disorder (d = −. 45, SE = .12, Z = −3.65, p < .001) and a middle effect reducing anxiety (d = −.51, SE = .15, Z = −3.38, p < .001) in children, adolescents and early adulthoods. Age or gender ratio was not found to be significant in predicting the effect sizes. More evidence is required to produce a solid conclusion.

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“…), exploration, and empirical descriptions, lacking in-depth scientific exploration. In recent years, with the continuous development of cognitive neuroscience, fNIRS (functional near-infrared spectroscopy) has been more and more widely applied in the field of sports, with certain progress and breakthroughs in basketball [ 15 ], tai chi [ 16 ], table tennis [ 17 ], shooting sports [ 18 ], and aerobic sports [ 19 ]. The fNIRS has the advantages of being mobile, noiseless, easy to operate and maintain, rarely limited by subjects, and applicable to all possible participating populations.…”

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A Characterization of Brain Area Activation in Orienteers with Different Map-Recognition Memory Ability Task Levels—Based on fNIRS Evidence

Liu

Lu²,

Liu³

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Brain Sciences

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Background: Mapping memory ability is highly correlated with an orienteer’s level, and spatial memory tasks of different difficulties can reveal the spatial cognitive characteristics of high-level athletes. Methods: An “expert–novice” experimental paradigm was used to monitor behavioral performance and changes in cerebral blood oxygen concentration in orienteering athletes with tasks of different difficulty and cognitive load using functional near-infrared spectroscopic imaging (fNIRS). Results: (1) there was no difference between high-/low-level athletes’ map recognition and memory abilities in the non-orienteering scenario; (2) with increasing task difficulty, both high-/low-level athletes showed significantly decreasing behavioral performance, reduced correctness, longer reaction time, and strengthened cerebral blood oxygen activation concentration. There was no significant difference in L-DLPFC cerebral oxygen concentration between high-/low-level athletes in the simple map task, and the cerebral oxygen concentration in all brain regions was lower in the expert group than in the novice group in the rest of the task difficulty levels; (3) the correctness rate in the expert group in the complex task was closely related to the activation of the right hemisphere (R-DLPFC, R-VLPFC). Conclusions: Experts have a specific cognitive advantage in map-recognition memory, showing higher task performance and lower cerebral blood oxygen activation; cognitive load constrains map-recognition memory-specific ability and produces different performance effects and brain activation changes on spatial memory processing.

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The Influence of an Acute Exercise Bout on Adolescents’ Stress Reactivity, Interference Control, and Brain Oxygenation Under Stress

Cited by 7 publications

References 84 publications

Shedding Light on the Effects of Orienteering Exercise on Spatial Memory Performance in College Students of Different Genders: An fNIRS Study

Shedding Light on the Effects of Orienteering Exercise on Spatial Memory Performance in College Students of Different Genders: An fNIRS Study

The Effect of Physical Activity Intervention on Panic and Anxiety Symptoms in Children, Adolescents and Early Adulthoods: A Meta-Analysis

A Characterization of Brain Area Activation in Orienteers with Different Map-Recognition Memory Ability Task Levels—Based on fNIRS Evidence

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