Exercise Improves Long-Term Social and Behavioral Rhythms in Older Adults: Did it Play a Role during the COVID-19 Lockdown?
Volume: 11, Issue: 1, Pages: jphr.2021.2432 - jphr.2021.2432
Published: Jan 31, 2022
Abstract
The study aimed to verify whether exercise training in older adults can improve social behavioral rhythms (SBR) and if any modification is maintained over time. Older adults (n=120) from a previous randomized controlled trial, were randomly allocated to either a moderate-intensity exercise group or a control group. SBR was evaluated at t0, t26, and t48 weeks (during the COVID-19 lockdown), using the brief social rhythms scale (BSRS)....
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Title
Exercise Improves Long-Term Social and Behavioral Rhythms in Older Adults: Did it Play a Role during the COVID-19 Lockdown?
Published Date
Jan 31, 2022
Volume
11
Issue
1
Pages
jphr.2021.2432 - jphr.2021.2432
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