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Tai Chi and meditation-plus-exercise benefit neural substrates of executive function: a cross-sectional, controlled study.

• Authors : Hawkes, Teresa D.; Manselle, Wayne; Woollacott, Marjorie H.

Subjects: ANALYSIS of covariance; COGNITION; EXERCISEOREGON

• Source: Journal of Complementary & Integrative Medicine; Dec2014, Vol. 11 Issue 4, p279-288, 10p

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Cross-Sectional Comparison of Executive Attention Function in Normally Aging Long-Term T'ai Chi, Meditation, and Aerobic Fitness Practitioners Versus Sedentary Adults.

• Authors : Hawkes, Teresa D.; Manselle, Wayne; Woollacott, Marjorie H.

Subjects: AEROBIC exercises; ALTERNATIVE medicine; ANALYSIS of covarianceOREGON

• Source: Journal of Alternative & Complementary Medicine; Mar2014, Vol. 20 Issue 3, p178-184, 7p

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READER COMMENTS.

• Authors : LUDSIN, STEVEN A.; HAWKES, TERESA D.; SANDERSON, CATHERINE A.

• Source: New York Times. 3/28/2021, Vol. 170 Issue 59011, Metropolitan p4-4. 1/4p.

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Why does older adults’ balance become less stable when walking and performing a secondary task? Examination of attentional switching abilities

• Authors : Hawkes, Teresa D.¹ ; Siu, Ka-Chun²; Silsupadol, Patima³

Subjects: *WALKING; *OLDER people; *MULTIVARIATE analysis

• Source: Gait & Posture. Jan2012, Vol. 35 Issue 1, p159-163. 5p.

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