Inhibition control
IC was assessed through two different tests: the Stroop test (inhibition response) and the Flanker task (perceptual inhibition). Paired sample tests showed that both the BAS and AER+R groups significantly improved in IC, while the CON showed significantly worse performance on the flanker task. This EF was the only one showing significant differences between groups in the ANOVA analysis, as the benefits achieved in the BAS group were significantly better than those of both the AER+R and CON groups.These results are in concordance with studies observing that PA intervention improves EFs significantlyThis EF was also the only one showing significant differences between groups, as the benefits achieved in the BAS group were significantly greater than those in both the AER+R and CON groups. These results are aligned with the reviews and meta-analyses showing inhibition as the EF most influenced by PA with cognitive engagement and reporting positive effects found in children and adultsThis result is not in line, however, with the recent meta-analysis done by Ludyga et al.