Rémi Radel

This study investigates the role of prefrontal cortex inhibition in physical endurance using tDCS, finding no improvement in endurance or cognitive inhibition.

The paper analyzes the effects of prolonged physical exercise on cognitive control and working memory, finding no decline in performance due to physical fatigue but evidence of cognitive fatigue from task repetition.

The paper uses EEG to compare cortical activity during approach and avoidance of physical activity and sedentary behaviors, finding that avoiding sedentary behaviors requires more cognitive resources.

This review examines automatic reactions to exercise and sedentary behaviors, finding physical activity as a reward but limited evidence for sedentary behaviors as a reward.