"Don't miss!" the debilitating effects of suppressive imagery on golf putting performance

Article Abstract:

This article examines the effectiveness of mental imagery on golf putting performance. The authors, analyzing the performance of 6 control groups of beginning golfers, maintain results demonstrated that suppressive imagery hurt performance, however, when replacing suppressive imagery with positive imagery the golfer's performance did not improve.

United States, Testing, Golfers, Golf, Imagery (Psychology)

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Effects of an acute bout of exercise on cognitive aspects of Stroop performance

Article Abstract:

The impact of an acute bout of aerobic exercise on executive functioning is assessed in college-age adults. The results have found that exercise facilitate cognitive performance by improving the maintenance of goal-oriented processing in the brain.

Physiological aspects, Young adults, Aerobic exercises

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