The Randomized Clinical Trial Protocol Content - Article Example

In the introduction, the author explains that the current intervention measures for improving cognitive deficits such as ACTIVE are not very effective and this justifies the study. This study will be of great importance to the available body of cognitive functioning considering that its success can lead to the development of intervention software to improve cognitive deficits and brain memory which are common during aging. This study can also help in finding out if there are health effects associated with the intervention. It may also provide insights into other factors (cognitive domains) that may be associated with cognitive functioning other than age.

There is also a dying need to develop effective and efficient training interventions that improve cognitive functions in older people. It should be considered that these nonpharmacological interventions can play a critical role in improving cognitive functioning and should be explored.