
To determine:
Whether doctors suggest aerobic exercise for the patients interested in improving their cognitive functions.
Concept introduction:
Cognitive fitness is the practice to maintain and improve the cognitive functions. Just like the physical fitness, it is necessary that one should maintain the cognitive fitness. Cognitive fitness as important as physical fitness, so, one should not be avoided. Cognitive fitness or mental fitness can be achieved through various mental activities and exercises, just like physical fitness can be achieved though physical activities and exercises.
To determine:
The possible exercises for the individuals who have mood or anxiety disorders, and clients with attention problems.
Concept introduction:
Cognitive fitness as important as physical fitness, so, one should not be avoided. Cognitive fitness is very important to keep the brain fit. Because the brain is just like the remote control of the human body. All the functions and organs are controlled by the brain. So, if a brain is healthy, an individual would lead a healthy life.

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- Select items that make a cantata and an opera different. - use of scenery and costumes - acting - length of the composition - use of vocal soloistsarrow_forwardDuring the Renaissance period, many musicians found employment in: a) Churches b) Schools c) Royal Courts d) Regional orchestrasarrow_forward_________ ‘s piano style was characterized by a poetic use of the pedal, singing melodies, and the use of rubato. a) Robert Schumann b) Franz Liszt c) Frédéric Chopin d) Johannes Brahmsarrow_forward
- In the recapitulation of a sonata form movement: - A new theme is introduced - The second them is in a new key - Themes A and B are presented in the tonic key - The second theme is omittedarrow_forwardRecitatives are used by opera composer to: - Display technical virtuosity of vocal soloists - advance the plot - communicate heightened emotions through song - all of the abovearrow_forwardThe appearance of the first opera house in Italy radically changed people’s access to music. a) True b) Falsearrow_forward
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