Tomasz S. Ligeza

Acute Exercise and Very Simple Cognitive Processes: No Evidence for Improved Perceptual Accuracy or Reaction Times - research data

Michał Remiszewski, Tomasz S. Ligeza

This dataset was collected in a study examining the effects of a single session of acute exercise on simple cognitive processes. Participants with low and high levels of trait anxiety completed a masked perceptual identification task and an emotional Stroop task before …

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Evoked cardiac responses and the late positive potential during cognitive reappraisal in young adult women: convergent and dissociable physiological markers

Yoshino Murakami, Miroslaw Wyczesany, M Carmen Pastor, Tomasz S. Ligeza

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ASCT: a pipeline for standardized analysis of MEG/EEG directional connectivity. Practical guidelines for applications of source-based Directed Transfer Function

Miroslaw Wyczesany, Sara Spadone, Tomasz Górski, Adam Labaza et autres

The article presents the Atlantis Source Connectivity Toolbox (ASCT), a pipeline for the complete analysis of source-based directed (effective) connectivity from MEG/EEG signals. Connectivity estimation is implemented with the Directed Transfer Function, a multivariate autoregressive method grounded in the Granger causality approach. …

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Happier but not more reasonable: Acute physical exercise does not improve rational decision-making

Michal Remiszewski, Gabriela Rajtar, Marcin Maciejczyk, Tomasz S. Ligeza

Physical exercise not only improves overall health but also positively impacts basic cognitive functions, including working memory, attention, and inhibitory control. An intriguing yet underexplored area of research is the influence of exercise on higher cognitive functions, such as decision-making. In this …

Physical Activity and the Optimization of Brain Function in Younger Adults

Yu Qian, Zhihao Zhang, Tomasz S. Ligeza, Layale Youssef et autres

Younger adulthood (18–30 years) represents a unique developmental stage characterized by a near-peak cognitive performance capacity, which may explain why younger adults remain underrepresented in exercise–cognition research, compared to other age groups (e.g., children and older adults). This chapter reviews current evidence …

Feasibility and exploratory cognitive outcomes of three exercise modalities in oldest-old adults in assisted living facilities: A 24-week pilot randomized controlled trial

Yiming Tao, Huiru Wang, Zhihao Zhang, Qian Yu et autres

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No Evidence for Changes in Emotional Reactivity Following a 12‐Week Exercise Intervention: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Tomasz S. Ligeza, Michal Remiszewski, Gabriela Rajtar, Patrycja Kałamała et autres

Physical exercise is associated with numerous psychological benefits, and recent studies suggest it may modulate emotional reactivity-typically enhancing responses to positive stimuli and attenuating responses to negative ones. However, most existing evidence concerns acute effects following a single exercise session, leaving it …

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Brief Pre-Class Physical Exercise Selectively Enhances Mathematics-Specific Inhibitory Control: A Cluster-Randomized Trial in Authentic Classrooms

Zhihao Zhang, Weijia Zhu, Yiming Tao, Xiaoxin Fan et autres

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Overlapping neural activations between trait self-control and cognitive inhibition during emotional stimuli processing

Klaudia Korona-Golec, Tomasz S. Ligeza, Edward Nȩcka

This study aimed to explore the neural basis of self-control and cognitive control by examining the brain activity during an inhibitory control task. Fifty-four participants (37 women) took part in this study. Their self-control was assessed through three psychometric scales, on the …

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Long-term aerobic exercise enhances interoception and reduces symptoms of depression and anxiety in physically inactive young adults: A randomized controlled trial

Michal Remiszewski, Zuzanna Komarek, Tomasz Pałka, Marcin Maciejczyk et autres

Physical exercise offers many health benefits, with substantial evidence supporting its positive impact on affective symptoms. An intriguing yet underexplored mechanism associated with this effect is the enhancement of interoception-the ability to perceive internal bodily sensations. We investigated the effects of long-term …

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Exercise for a Sharper Mind: Cognitive and Emotional Gains from Physical Activity

Tomasz S. Ligeza

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Effects of Cardiovascular Exercise on Interoception and Mood in Sedentary Adults

Tomasz S. Ligeza

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