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Abstract
This article shows the cognitive and motor-perceptive effects of the application of a cognitive stimulating program through motor function on 234 elderly people. The assessment was carried out prior to and after the program. Significant improvements in the experimental group were observed (p ≤ .05) in six of the eight measurements. The control group achieved significant improvements (p ≤ .05) in two of the measurements and significant deterioration in motor memory.
Acknowledgments
The authors gratefully acknowledge the Obra Social Caixa Galicia for their cooperation. This work was supported by a grant of two R&D contracts with reference CO-0015-2007 y CO-0207-2007. We especially acknowledge those pupils and professionals who collaborated with us and all those who supported this program.
Notes
Note. Group e: experimental group; Group c: control group.
Note. Group e: Experimental group; Group c: Control group.
*p <.05 (The difference is significant from a score of 0.05).
*p < .05 (The difference is significant from a score of .05).
*p < .05 (The difference is significant from a score of .05).
*p < .05 (The difference is significant from a score of .05).
*p < .05 (The difference is significant from a score of .05).
*p < .05 (The difference is significant from a score of .05).
*p < .05 (The difference is significant from a score of .05).