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Effect Of An Acute Bout Of Low-, Moderate, And High-Intensity Aerobic Exercise On Immediate And Delayed Fractionated Response Time, Danielle R. Martineau, Ronald V. Croce, Wayne Smith
Effect Of An Acute Bout Of Low-, Moderate, And High-Intensity Aerobic Exercise On Immediate And Delayed Fractionated Response Time, Danielle R. Martineau, Ronald V. Croce, Wayne Smith
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In the present investigation, we investigated the role of three intensities of aerobic exercise (Low Intensity [LI], Moderate Intensity [MI], High Intensity [HI]) on IPC using a unique method to fractionate RPT into three components: (1) RT, which is the interval between the onset of the stimulus signal and the onset of muscle activity in the responding muscle (cognitive-decision making component), (2) movement time (MT), which is the time interval between the onset of muscle activation and completion of the required motor response, and (3) RPT, which encompasses both RT and MT. Movement time reflects more the muscular components of …