Conclusions
cognitive decline, MCI
The growing interest in cognitive interventions for MCI promoted the need to increase its application to prevent or slow further cognitive decline. The presented study confirmed that the P-bM-tACT program enabled older adults with MCI to improve and sustain training effects (direct and transfer effect) and demonstrated the sustainability of training-induced effects over time. Future research with medical imageology data is proposed to identify the mechanisms through which transfer effects produce and to refine the understanding of the transferability scope and limits.