Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation

The affective benefits of a single bout of exercise are widely reported, but several factors influence the affect measured after exercise. One is the last experience linked to the exercise session. In this laboratory study, we manipulated progressive treadmill exercise to ventilatory threshold by us...

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Autores: Laki, Adam, Ihász, Ferenc, Szabo, Attila, Vega Marcos, Ricardo de la, Ruiz Barquín, Roberto
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Fecha de publicación:2021
País:España
Institución:Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
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Palabra clave:arousal
cognición
cognition
cognição
efecto placebo
efeito placebo
estado afectivo
estado afetivo
excitação
expectation
expectativa
feeling state
placebo effect
Deportes
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
Impacto de la 'última experiencia' en el afecto después de que el ejercicio alcance el umbral anaeróbico: una investigación de laboratorio
title Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
spellingShingle Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
Laki, Adam
arousal
arousal
cognición
cognition
cognição
efecto placebo
efeito placebo
estado afectivo
estado afetivo
excitação
expectation
expectativa
expectativa
feeling state
placebo effect
Deportes
title_short Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
title_full Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
title_fullStr Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
title_full_unstemmed Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
title_sort Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigation
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Laki, Adam
Ihász, Ferenc
Szabo, Attila
Vega Marcos, Ricardo de la
Ruiz Barquín, Roberto
author Laki, Adam
author_facet Laki, Adam
Ihász, Ferenc
Szabo, Attila
Vega Marcos, Ricardo de la
Ruiz Barquín, Roberto
author_role author
author2 Ihász, Ferenc
Szabo, Attila
Vega Marcos, Ricardo de la
Ruiz Barquín, Roberto
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author
author
author
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Departamento de Educación Física, Deporte y Motricidad Humana
Facultad de Formación de Profesorado y Educación
Enseñanza y Evaluación de la Actividad Física y Deporte (SOC PR-003)
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv arousal
arousal
cognición
cognition
cognição
efecto placebo
efeito placebo
estado afectivo
estado afetivo
excitação
expectation
expectativa
expectativa
feeling state
placebo effect
Deportes
topic arousal
arousal
cognición
cognition
cognição
efecto placebo
efeito placebo
estado afectivo
estado afetivo
excitação
expectation
expectativa
expectativa
feeling state
placebo effect
Deportes
description The affective benefits of a single bout of exercise are widely reported, but several factors influence the affect measured after exercise. One is the last experience linked to the exercise session. In this laboratory study, we manipulated progressive treadmill exercise to ventilatory threshold by using cognitive tasks during and immediately after the exercise when we gauged affect and compared it to pre-exercise baseline. We assumed that the affective responses after exercise would mirror feeling states associated with the very last experience (i.e., the cognitive task) rather than exercise. We examined a total of 53 athletes assigned to exercise or no-exercise control group. In addition to heart rates, positive and negative affect, feeling state, and perceived arousal were measured before and after the intervention. The results revealed substantial improvements in affect in both groups, based on large effect sizes. The lack of difference in the dependent measures between the exercise and no-exercise control group may suggest that both groups responded to the same last experience (i.e., cognitive task), and the effects of exercise and sitting (control) were wiped out. These findings imply that pre- to post-intervention exercise investigations testing the psychological benefits of a single bout of exercise may not measure what they intend to measure, but merely the affective responses to the last experience or event before answering the questionnaire(s). In brief, many hundreds of studies' internal reliability, employing the pre/post protocols, may be questionable
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spelling Impact of ‘last experience’ on affect after exercise reaching the anaerobic threshold: A laboratory investigationImpacto de la 'última experiencia' en el afecto después de que el ejercicio alcance el umbral anaeróbico: una investigación de laboratorioLaki, AdamIhász, FerencSzabo, AttilaVega Marcos, Ricardo de laRuiz Barquín, Robertoarousalarousalcognicióncognitioncogniçãoefecto placeboefeito placeboestado afectivoestado afetivoexcitaçãoexpectationexpectativaexpectativafeeling stateplacebo effectDeportesThe affective benefits of a single bout of exercise are widely reported, but several factors influence the affect measured after exercise. One is the last experience linked to the exercise session. In this laboratory study, we manipulated progressive treadmill exercise to ventilatory threshold by using cognitive tasks during and immediately after the exercise when we gauged affect and compared it to pre-exercise baseline. We assumed that the affective responses after exercise would mirror feeling states associated with the very last experience (i.e., the cognitive task) rather than exercise. We examined a total of 53 athletes assigned to exercise or no-exercise control group. In addition to heart rates, positive and negative affect, feeling state, and perceived arousal were measured before and after the intervention. The results revealed substantial improvements in affect in both groups, based on large effect sizes. The lack of difference in the dependent measures between the exercise and no-exercise control group may suggest that both groups responded to the same last experience (i.e., cognitive task), and the effects of exercise and sitting (control) were wiped out. These findings imply that pre- to post-intervention exercise investigations testing the psychological benefits of a single bout of exercise may not measure what they intend to measure, but merely the affective responses to the last experience or event before answering the questionnaire(s). In brief, many hundreds of studies' internal reliability, employing the pre/post protocols, may be questionableLos beneficios a nivel emocional de un solo período de entrenamiento han sido ampliamente estudiados, pero su efecto medido después del entrenamiento está influenciado por varios factores. Uno de ellos es la última experiencia vinculada a la sesión de entrenamiento. En este estudio de laboratorio se manipula, mediante el empleo de tareas cognitivas, el ejercicio progresivo en cinta de correr hasta alcanzar el umbral ventilatorio. Tanto durante como inmediatamente después del ejercicio se evalúa la respuesta afectiva y se compara con la línea basal previa al ejercicio. Se espera que las respuestas emocionales después del ejercicio reflejarán los estados afectivos asociados con la última experiencia (es decir, la tarea cognitiva), en lugar de con el ejercicio. Además de la frecuencia cardíaca, se evaluaron un total 53 atletas asignados al grupo experimental de ejercicio o al control sin ejercicio. Se midieron el estado afectivo positivo y negativo, el estado de sentimiento, y la excitación percibida, tanto antes como después de la intervención. Los resultados revelaron mejoras sustanciales en el estado afectivo en ambos grupos, mostrando grandes tamaños del efecto. La falta de diferencia en las variables dependientes entre el grupo experimental y el control sugiere que ambos grupos respondieron de manera similar a la última experiencia, es decir a la tarea cognitiva, eliminando los efectos del ejercicio realizado. Las implicaciones de estos hallazgos son muy relevantes puesto que prueban que los resultados de los estudios realizados hasta el momento sobre los beneficios psicológicos de un solo período de ejercicio pueden no medir lo que pretenden, sino simplemente las respuestas afectivas y emocionales a la última experiencia o evento antes de responder el cuestionario que se suele aplicar. En resumen, la confiabilidad interna de cientos de estudios que emplean los protocolos pre-post en el análisis de la respuesta afectiva en condiciones de entrenamiento pueden ser cuestionableUniversidad de MurciaDepartamento de Educación Física, Deporte y Motricidad HumanaFacultad de Formación de Profesorado y EducaciónEnseñanza y Evaluación de la Actividad Física y Deporte (SOC PR-003)20212021-09-23research articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_2df8fbb1VoRhttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85info:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/10486/702483https://dx.doi.org/10.6018/cpd.469571reponame:Biblos-e Archivo. Repositorio Institucional de la UAMinstname:Universidad Autónoma de MadridInglésengopen accesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:repositorio.uam.es:10486/7024832026-06-23T12:46:27Z
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