The effect of acute dual-task intervention on EF
The dual-task intervention led to improved EF in terms of shifting and working memory abilities, and the effect lasted for up to 30 minutes after the intervention. Similarly, Pellegrini-Laplagne et al. [However, as with acute aerobic exercise, we did not find any changes in inhibition control. Indeed, results regarding inhibition control are mixed in the literature. While one study found it beneficial [According to a recent study, EF deeply regulates motor-cognitive dual-tasks [Although our result did not show the difference effect of EF between the single aerobic exercise and the motor-cognitive dual task, there were some variation according to neuroimaging evidence (fMRI, fNIRS), like dual-task elicited larger region of activity in the frontal and parietal lobes than did single-tasks [On the other hand, compared with short-term intervention, long-term intervention made difference between single task and dual-task. 12-week dual-task training improved more cognitive ability domains in older people than did single-task training [