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Effects Of Different Dual Tasking Modalities On The Standing Balance Performance Of College Students, John Patrick Manning
Effects Of Different Dual Tasking Modalities On The Standing Balance Performance Of College Students, John Patrick Manning
Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations
Center of pressure (CoP) and related-metrics are widely accepted indicators of balance performance. Traditional indices of balance performance (e.g. sway area) have been seen as incapable of fully characterizing CoP dynamics, therefore newer measures have been used in contemporary literature to characterize regularity, complexity, and dimensionality of CoP signals. A popular method of increasing standing task difficulty is through the addition of a cognitive task, referred to as dual-task. PURPOSE: The present study sought to investigate the potential of a hierarchical attentional difficulty within the dual-task paradigm and to propose way to order those difficulties by examining differences in static …