Cognitive Training amongst Older Adults - An Intervention

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Intervention reveals cognitive training improves mental performance in older adults, suggesting non-pharmacological strategies are effective.

Cognitive training significantly improved mental performance in older adults, enhancing cognitive health.
Participants, aged 60 and above, engaged in daily cognitive activities like arithmetic and quizzes.
Using a pre-post-test design, results showed statistical significance, indicating effective intervention outcomes.
Supports the idea that structured cognitive training can help maintain independence and cognitive flexibility in the elderly.

Devinder Kaur Ajit Singh (2025) studied this question.

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Intervention reveals cognitive training improves mental performance in older adults, suggesting non-pharmacological strategies are effective.