Background
nighttime behaviors, NCD, anxiety, eating disorders, dementia, hallucinations, agitation, neurocognitive disorder, apathy
Along with the decline in cognitive function that characterizes a neurocognitive disorder (NCD), individuals may suffer from the progressive severity of behavioral and psychological symptoms (e.g., agitation, apathy, anxiety, hallucinations, eating disorders, nighttime behaviors) that often lead to a lower quality of life.Physical exercise, as a promising non-pharmacological therapeutical approach within dementia careHowever, according to previous systematic reviews and meta-analytic studies, it remains unclear whether physical exercise might slow down the decline of global cognition or improve specific cognitive domains (i.e., executive functions, complex attention, memory, among other abilities).Multicomponent training (MT) (i.e., a combination of balance, strength, aerobic, gait and physical function training)