The Effect of Web-Based Aerobic Exercise on Working Memory in Older Women: the Importance of Being Active in the Covid- 19 Pandemic Period

maryam noroztabar, M. Jalilvand
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Introduction: prevalence of Covid-19 virus affected the participation of the elderly in physical because them at home. This study aimed was to investigate the effect of eight weeks web-based aerobic exercise on working memory in older women. Materials and Methods: This study was quasi-experimental study. The statistical population in this study was all elderly women in Kermanshah, Iran. Thirty inactive elderly women who participated in the research voluntarily were randomly divided into experimental and control groups. Before the start of the training protocol Participants' working memory were measured using the N-Back test. The experimental group performed their exercises, which included web-based aerobic exercises for eight weeks and three sessions per week. To test the research hypotheses analysis of covariance was used in SPSS 23 software. Results: The results showed that web-based aerobic exercise had a significant effect on working memory of Kermanshah elderly women. Conclusion: Using web-based aerobic exercises can improve working memory in older women. Therefore, due to the limitations of movement caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and importance of the elderly being active for maintain cognitive health, it is recommended that the elderly use the web-based aerobic exercise.
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基于网络的有氧运动对老年妇女工作记忆的影响:在Covid- 19大流行期间保持活跃的重要性
导语:新冠肺炎疫情的流行影响了老年人参与体育锻炼,因为他们在家。这项研究的目的是调查八周网络有氧运动对老年妇女工作记忆的影响。材料与方法:本研究为准实验研究。本研究的统计人群均为伊朗Kermanshah的老年妇女。30名自愿参加研究的不运动老年妇女被随机分为实验组和对照组。在训练方案开始前,使用N-Back测试测量参与者的工作记忆。实验组进行锻炼,其中包括网络有氧运动,为期八周,每周三次。为了检验研究假设,采用SPSS 23软件进行协方差分析。结果:网络有氧运动对Kermanshah老年妇女的工作记忆有显著影响。结论:网络有氧运动可改善老年妇女的工作记忆。因此,鉴于新冠肺炎疫情造成的运动受限,以及老年人积极活动对保持认知健康的重要性,建议老年人使用基于网络的有氧运动。
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