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37). As people aged, exercise was less effective in reducing depression (slope=-.03, Q =5.03, =.025). Researchers who included a higher percentage of women in exercise showed less improvement of depression ( =-.01, Q =8.60, =.003). Also, when researchers used depression scales with higher reliability values, they measured higher levels of depression (slope = 5.48, Q =5.60, =.018). No other quality indicators moderated the effects of exercise on depression. Exercise significantly improved depressive symptoms among older adults in nursing h
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