Review Article
Improving Cognitive Function from Children to Old Age: A Systematic Review of Recent Smart Ageing Intervention Studies
Table 4
Summary of improvements of cognitive function after intervention programs.
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MMSE: minimental state examination; RAPMT: Raven’s advanced progressive matrices test; BOMAT: Bochumer Matrizen test; DAM (Goodenough draw-a-man intelligence test); FAB: frontal assessment battery; WCST: Wisconsin card sorting test; ST: Stroop test; rST: reverse Stroop test; VFT: verbal fluency task; LM: logical memory; FSN: first and second names; DS: digit span; OpS: operation span; LNS: letter-number sequence; Ari: arithmetic; SpS: spatial span; D-CAT: digit cancellation task; SRT: simple reaction task; Cd: symbol coding; SS: symbol search; JART: Japanese reading test; MR: mental rotation. 0: no significant difference was found between the target intervention and control (intervention) groups; +: the target intervention group improved cognitive functions compared to the control (intervention) group; −: the control (intervention) group improved cognitive functions compared to the target intervention group. Takeuchi et al. [38], who used processing speed training, published their findings in Journal of Neuroscience. Takeuchi et al. [62], who used working memory training with mental calculation, published their findings in PLoS One. |