一、 影響大腦執行控制能力的因素眾多，其中日常身體活動量與社會 地位也可能影響到研究結果，但本研究沒有調查，未來研究需要 調查。
二、 在聽覺 Go / No-go 作業，發現部分老年人的聽力不佳而不能分清 楚高頻與低頻的聲音，未來研究需要在受試者招募階段中篩選，
以免減少有效資料。
三、 在聽覺 Go / No-go 作業，錯誤次數不多，可能是樣本測試次數不 足，未來研究需要改變 Go/No-go 測試的出現比率、鼓勵儘快速答 題以增加有效錯誤測試次數。
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四、 部分受試者腦磁圖僅利用標準腦 MRI，另外，前扣帶迴與梭狀迴 在大腦深部，因此活化區域可能不明確而影響到結果數據。
五、 本研究是橫斷式研究，建議將來施行介入式研究來探討執行太極 拳運動對老年人認知功能之影響。
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