God willing, the master’s thesis of the researcher/Youssef Najeh Adeeb Hobeish, enrolled in the Department of Educational and Psychological Sciences in Mathematical Studies, will be discussed. 

May 23, 2024
God willing, the master’s thesis of the researcher Youssef Najeh Adeeb Hobeish, enrolled in the Department of Educational and Psychological Sports Sciences, will be discussed under the title (Psychological adjustment and its relationship to some educational answers among middle school students who practice and do not practice sports activity in Assiut Governorate) on Saturday, 5/25/ 2024 at exactly 10:00 am in the hall of Mr. Professor Dr. Muhammad Raafat Mahmoud at the college.
Master Discussion

 

God willing, the doctoral thesis of researcher Youssef Masoud Hassan Attia, resident of the Department of Sports and Recreation Management, will be discussed.

Ph.D. discussion

April 17, 2024
God willing, the doctoral thesis of researcher Youssef Masoud Hassan Attia, resident in the Department of Sports and Recreation Management, will be discussed under the title “A proposed strategy for managing the activities of the Egyptian Football Association in light of Egypt’s Vision 2030” on Thursday, April 18, 2023 at 10 am in Hall A. Dr. Muhammad Raafat Mahmoud at the college

God willing, the doctoral thesis of the researcher Shaima Ahmed Muhammad Ahmed Al-Hilali, enrolled in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences, will be discussed.

Ph.D. discussion

April 18, 2024
God willing, the doctoral dissertation of the researcher Shaima Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed Al-Hilali, enrolled in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences, will be discussed under the title “A biomechanical model for building predictive equations for follow-up skill as a basis for developing specific exercises for basketball youth” on Sunday, 4/21/2023 at 11 am. In the hall of Prof. Dr. Muhammad Raafat Mahmoud in the college

Grip strength, working memory, and emotion perception in middle-aged males

Research Abstract

This study examined the association between grip strength and emotional working memory in middle-aged adults. Seventy-six males aged 40–60 years (mean = 48.5 years, SD = 5.4) participated in this cross-sectional study. They completed a muscular fitness assessment using a maximum grip strength test and emotional n-back tasks under two emotion conditions (fearful and neutral facial pictures) and two working memory loads (1-back and 2-back tasks). Hierarchical regression analyses indicated that greater muscular fitness was associated with superior working memory performance in the fearful condition in both the 1-back and 2-back tasks, after controlling for confounders. Greater muscular fitness was also associated with superior working memory performance in the neutral condition when the working memory load was high (2-back task) but not low (1-back task). These findings suggest a positive association between muscular fitness and emotional working memory and highlight the importance of maintaining muscular fitness for physical and cognitive-emotional well-being in middle-aged adults.

Research Authors
Mohamed Aly, Masanori Sakamoto, Keita Kamijo
Research Date
Research Department
Department of Educational Sciences and Sports Psychology
Research Journal
Progress in Brain Research
Research Member
Mohammed Aly
Research Publisher
ELSEVIER
Research Website
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0079612323001322
Research Year
2024

God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Ahmed Turki Abdullah Ghazi, researcher in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences (Kuwaiti expatriate), will be discussed.

January 18, 2024
God willing, the master’s thesis by the researcher Ahmed Turki Abdullah Ghazi, a researcher in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences (a Kuwaiti expatriate), will be discussed under the title “The effect of high-intensity interval training on transitional speed, explosive force, and the level of performance of the front foot voting skill among junior football players in the State of Kuwait.” Friday, January 19, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. in the college’s kinetic analysis laboratory.

God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Nasser Khalaf Badr Masha (a Kuwaiti expatriate) will be discussed in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences.

January 23, 2024
God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Nasser Khalaf Badr Masha (a Kuwaiti expatriate) will be discussed in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences under the title “The effect of a proposed training program using club drills on some special physical abilities and the effectiveness of performing the Ippon Seonagai skill for judo players in the State of Kuwait.” On Friday, January 26, 2024, at 10:30, in the College’s Kinetic Analysis Laboratory

God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Yaqoub Yousef Ali (a Kuwaiti expatriate) in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences will be discussed.

January 23, 2024
God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Yacoub Yousef Ali (a Kuwaiti expatriate) will be discussed in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences under the title “An Analytical Study” of the individual attacking tactical principles most used during the final rounds of the FIFA World Cup on Friday, 1/26/ 2024 hours. 11 shouting in the motor analysis laboratory with a dog

God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Muhammad Suleiman Muhammad Al-Saab (a Kuwaiti expatriate) will be discussed in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences.

January 24, 2024
God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Muhammad Suleiman Muhammad Al-Saab (a Kuwaiti expatriate) will be discussed in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences under the title “The effect of using functional strength training on some physical abilities and the level of goal kick skill performance among junior football players in the State of Kuwait.” On Friday, January 26, 2024, at 9 o’clock, in the kinetic analysis laboratory in the city.

God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Khaled Fahd Sayed Toman will be discussed in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences.

January 24, 2024
God willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Khaled Fahd Sayed Toman will be discussed in the Department of Sports Training and Movement Sciences under the title “The effect of a proposed training program using Pilates exercises on special physical abilities as a determinant for improving the digital level of 1500 meter runners in the State of Kuwait” on Friday, the 26th. /1/2024 at 11 am in the hall of Prof. Dr. Muhammad Raafat Mahmoud in the college

God Almighty willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Muhammad Emad El-Din Hashem Shaaban will be discussed in the Department of Sports Health Sciences.

Master Discussion

March 14, 2024
God Almighty willing, the master’s thesis by researcher Muhammad Emad El-Din Hashem Shaaban will be discussed in the Department of Sports Health Sciences under the title “The effect of a rehabilitative exercise program on the functional efficiency of traumatically treated phalangeal fractures of the hand” on Sunday, March 17, 2024 at 3 pm in the Prof. Dr. Hall. / Muhammad Raafat Mahmoud in college

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