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ejop-2955	Loprinzi, Paul D.; Day, Sierra; Hendry, Rebecca; Hoffman, Sara; Love, Alexis; Marable, Sarah; McKee, Elizabeth; Stec, Sydney; Watson, Hanna; Gilliland, Brittney	The Effects of Acute Exercise on Short- and Long-Term Memory: Considerations for the Timing of Exercise and Phases of Memory	2021	19	.pdf	application/pdf	9414	445	46	That is, acute exercise occurring before memory encoding (Labban & Etnier, 2011, 2018) and during memory consolidation (van Dongen, Kersten, Wagner, Morris, & Fernandez, 2016) may enhance episodic memory,1 whereas acute exercise during memory encoding may impair episodic memory function (Loprinzi, Day, & Deming, 2019).2 Despite this evidence suggesting a temporal effect of acute exercise on episodic memory function, at this point, we need additional work evaluating 1) Research question: When acute exercise occurs during the early consolidation period, does acute exercise enhance memory function via its effects on memory consolidation? •	cache/ejop-2955.pdf	txt/ejop-2955.txt