Does aerobic exercise decrease brain activation?

Article Abstract:

The effect of exercise on brain activation was conducted to test the validity of interpreting postexercise alpha enhancement and to provide information on the affective and cognitive effects of exercise-related EEG activity. The study showed there were higher levels of theta and alpha activity and lower levels of beta activity in the individuals participating in exercise conditions.

Exercise, Exercise physiology

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Cross-lagged relationships among leisure-time exercise and perceived stress in blue-collar workers

Article Abstract:

Structural equation modeling is used to examine the cross-lagged relationships between perceived stress and leisure-time exercise in blue-collar workers from a large food processing plant in the south-western U.S. Results suggest that perceptions of stress are related to reductions in exercise participation in the population.

United States, Blue Collar Workers, Psychological aspects, Job stress

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