The Effects of Moderate-intensity Exercise on Executive Function and Student Learning: Perspectives for Teaching in Higher Education

Published: 29 June 2020| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/y83s87sx55.1
Contributors:
Robert Hyland-Monks, Phillip Nagy, David Marchant

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Datasets 1 and 2 present the unprocessed output from the two key dependent variables from a flanker task used within the study: 1) Accuracy (% of correct responses), and 2) reaction time for correct responses (ms). Dataset 3 presents the reaction time difference pre- versus post-intervention exclusively for participants that exhibited an improvement post-intervention (expressed as %). Dataset 4 presents the performance (expressed as % of correct answers) on an 11-question multiple-choice test. The independent variables are labelled within the datasets.

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Edge Hill University

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Cognitive Psychology, Sport Psychology, Higher Education, Exercise Psychology

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