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Matthew Pontifex

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Michigan State University

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College of Education

Department of Kinesiology

Matthew Pontifex is currently serving as a College Of Education Professor at Michigan State University.

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neuroscience physical activity child development psychology physiology exercise science cognitive science cognitive neuroscience sport medicine exercise physiology aerobic fitness preadolescent children physical fitness executive function sport science neuropsychology developmental psychology childhood obesity obesity neurophysiology pediatric obesity applied cognitive psychology sport psychology attention disorders working memory developmental cognitive neuroscience physical development cognitive control brain function physical exercise weight disorders educational psychology task performance neuropsychological functioning academic achievement college-aged adults neurodevelopmental disorders child psychology early childhood early childhood development action monitoring brain health applied physiology child nutrition neuropsychological rehabilitation child health psychophysics adolescent psychology cardiorespiratory fitness cognitive function inhibitory control cognitive flexibility aerobic exercise developmental science brain structure inhibitory process human cognition biological psychology clinical neuroscience cognitive rehabilitation cognitive variables magnetic resonance imaging high-performance sport sport injuries acute exercise single bouts sports-related concussion systematic review physical activity epidemiology physical education human nutrition social exclusion obese children neuroelectric activity cognitive factors sport nutrition cognitive development neural networks motor difficulties developmental coordination disorder human brain

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Acute Moderate-Intensity Aerobic Exercise Facilitates Processing Speed Involving Inhibitory Control but Not Neuroelectric Index of Control Process and Cognitive Integration. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (2024)

Shu-Shih HsiehAmanda L. McGowanMadison C. ChandlerMatthew B. Pontifex

cognitive integrationexercise physiologyneuroscienceexercise scienceinhibitory control

A Mechanistic Understanding of Cognitive Performance Deficits Concurrent With Vigorous Intensity Exercise. Brain and Cognition (2024)

Myungjin JungMatthew B PontifexCharles H HillmanMinsoo KangMichelle W VossKirk I EricksonPaul D Loprinzi

exercise physiologymechanistic understandingneuroscienceexercise sciencecognitive sciencevigorous intensity exercisephysical exercisecognition

Aspects of Physical Activity and Quality of Life in Adults With Cerebral Palsy. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (2024)

David A. HenningOksana K. EllisonJanet L. HauckNigel PanethKarin A. PfeifferMatthew B. Pontifex

quality of lifecerebral palsyexercise sciencephysical activityrehabilitation

Cognitive Benefits of Higher Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Preadolescent Children Are Associated With Increased Connectivity Within the Cingulo-Opercular Network. Scientific Reports (2024)

Tomasz S LigezaLauren B RaineMatthew B PontifexMiroslaw WyczesanyArthur F KramerCharles H Hillman

cognitive benefitsincreased connectivitycingulo-opercular networkfitnesspreadolescent childrencognitive sciencehigher cardiorespiratory fitness

Effects of Repeated Administration of an Inhibitory Control Task in the Absence of an Intervention. Journal of Cognitive Enhancement (2024)

Colt A. CoffmanLauren E. BullardMatthew B. Pontifex

intervention mechanismrepeated administrationexperimental psychologypsychologyinhibitory control task

Examining Efficacy and Potential Mechanisms of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy for Anxiety and Stress Reduction Among College Students in a Cluster-Randomized Controlled Trial. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2024)

Ellison, Oksana K.Bullard, Lauren E.Lee, Gloria K.Vazou, SpiridoulaPfeiffer, Karin A.Baez, Shelby E.Pontifex, Matthew B.

counseling psychologymindfulnesspsychologycognitive therapymental healthstress reductionpotential mechanismsanxiety disordersmindfulness-based cognitive therapycognitive behavioral interventionsbehavioral sciencesclinical psychologypsychiatrymind-body interventionsstress (biology)mindfulness interventionsstress managementcollege studentscluster-randomized controlled trial

More Than a Bump to the Head: An Overview of the Long-Term Effects of Concussion. The Psychology of learning and motivation/The psychology of learning and motivation (2024)

Colt A. CoffmanTracey CovassinMatthew B. Pontifex

public healthtraumaeducational psychologylearning theoryconcussionlearning outcomeseducational researchlong-term effectsmotivationneuroscienceneuropsychologypsychology

The Demographic Determinants of Childhood Aerobic Fitness, Body Composition, and Brain Function: A Quantitative Assessment. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Trevor L. ClineLauren B. RaineMatthew B. PontifexEric DrolletteZachary J. ColeJoshua CurtissArthur F. KramerNaiman KhanCharles H. Hillman

pediatricsanthropometric indicatorbody compositionearly childhood developmentchildhood obesitydemographic determinantsquantitative assessmentphysical developmentchildhood aerobic fitnesspediatric obesitychild developmenthealth sciencesphysical fitnessweight disorders

Acute Bouts of Aerobic Exercise Do Not Modulate Task-Evoked Midfrontal Theta Oscillations in School-Age Children. Journal of Cognitive Enhancement (2023)

Shu-Shih HsiehShih-Chun KaoLauren B. RaineKatherine M. LloydMatthew B. PontifexCharles H. Hillman

school-age childrenaerobic exercisecognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceneurophysiologyacute boutscognitive sciencerehabilitation

Association of Physical Activity and Fitness With Executive Function Among Preschoolers. International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology (2023)

Xun LuoFabian HeroldSebastian LudygaMarkus GerberKeita KamijoMatthew B. PontifexCharles H. HillmanBandon L. AldermanNotger G. MüllerArthur F. KramerToru IshiharaWook SongLiye Zou

public healthchild healthhealth psychologyexecutive functionearly childhoodphysical activityphysical fitnesschild developmentbehavioral sciencesclinical psychology

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Matthew Pontifex

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology

Matthew Pontifex is currently serving as a College Of Education Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Michigan State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Shu-Shih HsiehAmanda L. McGowanMadison C. ChandlerMatthew B. Pontifex

cognitive integrationexercise physiologyneuroscienceexercise scienceinhibitory control

A Mechanistic Understanding of Cognitive Performance Deficits Concurrent With Vigorous Intensity Exercise. Brain and Cognition (2024)

Myungjin JungMatthew B PontifexCharles H HillmanMinsoo KangMichelle W VossKirk I EricksonPaul D Loprinzi

exercise physiologymechanistic understandingneuroscienceexercise sciencecognitive sciencevigorous intensity exercisephysical exercisecognition

Aspects of Physical Activity and Quality of Life in Adults With Cerebral Palsy. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (2024)

David A. HenningOksana K. EllisonJanet L. HauckNigel PanethKarin A. PfeifferMatthew B. Pontifex

quality of lifecerebral palsyexercise sciencephysical activityrehabilitation

Cognitive Benefits of Higher Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Preadolescent Children Are Associated With Increased Connectivity Within the Cingulo-Opercular Network. Scientific Reports (2024)

Tomasz S LigezaLauren B RaineMatthew B PontifexMiroslaw WyczesanyArthur F KramerCharles H Hillman

cognitive benefitsincreased connectivitycingulo-opercular networkfitnesspreadolescent childrencognitive sciencehigher cardiorespiratory fitness

Effects of Repeated Administration of an Inhibitory Control Task in the Absence of an Intervention. Journal of Cognitive Enhancement (2024)

Colt A. CoffmanLauren E. BullardMatthew B. Pontifex

intervention mechanismrepeated administrationexperimental psychologypsychologyinhibitory control task

Ellison, Oksana K.Bullard, Lauren E.Lee, Gloria K.Vazou, SpiridoulaPfeiffer, Karin A.Baez, Shelby E.Pontifex, Matthew B.

More Than a Bump to the Head: An Overview of the Long-Term Effects of Concussion. The Psychology of learning and motivation/The psychology of learning and motivation (2024)

Colt A. CoffmanTracey CovassinMatthew B. Pontifex

public healthtraumaeducational psychologylearning theoryconcussionlearning outcomeseducational researchlong-term effectsmotivationneuroscienceneuropsychologypsychology

The Demographic Determinants of Childhood Aerobic Fitness, Body Composition, and Brain Function: A Quantitative Assessment. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Trevor L. ClineLauren B. RaineMatthew B. PontifexEric DrolletteZachary J. ColeJoshua CurtissArthur F. KramerNaiman KhanCharles H. Hillman

Acute Bouts of Aerobic Exercise Do Not Modulate Task-Evoked Midfrontal Theta Oscillations in School-Age Children. Journal of Cognitive Enhancement (2023)

Shu-Shih HsiehShih-Chun KaoLauren B. RaineKatherine M. LloydMatthew B. PontifexCharles H. Hillman

school-age childrenaerobic exercisecognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceneurophysiologyacute boutscognitive sciencerehabilitation

Association of Physical Activity and Fitness With Executive Function Among Preschoolers. International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology (2023)

Xun LuoFabian HeroldSebastian LudygaMarkus GerberKeita KamijoMatthew B. PontifexCharles H. HillmanBandon L. AldermanNotger G. MüllerArthur F. KramerToru IshiharaWook SongLiye Zou

public healthchild healthhealth psychologyexecutive functionearly childhoodphysical activityphysical fitnesschild developmentbehavioral sciencesclinical psychology

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