Musical instrument training program improves verbal memory and neural efficiency in novice older adults

Previous studies indicate that musical instrument training may improve the cognitive function of older adults. However, little is known about the neural origins of training-related improvement in cognitive function. Here, we assessed the effects of instrumental training program on cognitive function...

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Main Authors:	Abe, N. (Author), Asano, K. (Author), Guo, X. (Author), Ohsawa, C. (Author), Sekiyama, K. (Author), Soshi, T. (Author), Suzuki, M. (Author), Yamashita, M. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:	adult aged Aged Aged, 80 and over aging Aging Article behavior change brain cortex brain function Cerebral Cortex cognition comparative study connectome Connectome controlled study data analysis software diagnostic imaging female Female functional connectivity functional magnetic resonance imaging functional neuroimaging human human experiment Humans instrumental intervention intervention study Magnetic Resonance Imaging male Male Memory, Short-Term Mental Recall middle aged Middle Aged middle temporal gyrus motor performance music Music musical instrument nerve cell characteristics and functions neural efficiency normal human nuclear magnetic resonance imaging pattern recognition Pattern Recognition, Visual physiology posterior cingulate Practice, Psychological precuneus priority journal psychomotor performance Psychomotor Performance putamen Putamen randomized controlled trial recall short term memory superior temporal gyrus supplementary motor area task performance training verbal learning Verbal Learning verbal memory very elderly visual memory working memory
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