Why the study?
Does interactive cognitive-motor video game dancing or balance training modulate prefrontal brain activity during walking and enhance executive function in older adults?
Does interactive cognitive-motor video game dancing or balance training modulate prefrontal brain activity during walking and enhance executive function in older adults?
Exercise training, particularly interactive cognitive-motor video game dancing, reduces prefrontal cortex activity during walking and correlates with improved executive functions in older adults.
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Dance training may lower left PFC demand during walking more than balance training in older adults; extends evidence linking exercise-induced neural efficiency to executive function gains.
Eggenberger et al. (2016) studied this question.
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