The effect of exercise-induced arousal on cognitive task performance: a meta regression analysis

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Running Head: EXERCISE AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN A LETTER
DETECTION TASK 1
Title
The effect of exercise- induced arousal on cognitive task performance: a meta regression
analysis

Running Head: EXERCISE AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN A LETTER
DETECTION TASK 2
Abstract
The present study is based upon the effect of acute exercise on the cognitive
performance that further examine through meta analytic assessment. Through the study,
results generated that clearly indicate the complex relation between an exercise and
cognition. Thus, it is analysed that cognitive performance is enhanced only when it is
measured, the type of cognitive task which is selected the type of performed. Also, through
the study, positive effect of steady- state exercise, fatigue exercise through hypothesis by
conducting t-test in the report where 416 undergraduate students from the School of Applied
Psychology as a sample are randomly selected and results shows that there is a positive
relationship between these two variables.