Gait attentional load at different walking speeds

Highlights • We investigated healthy subjects walking at various walking speed on treadmill. • Cognitive interference was evidenced at spontaneous and very slow speed. • Cognitive interference was not found at slow walking speed. • Dual task interference depends on walking speed.

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Published in:Gait & posture 2015-01, Vol.41 (1), p.304-306
Main Authors: Nascimbeni, Alberto, Minchillo, Marco, Salatino, Adriana, Morabito, Ursula, Ricci, Raffaella
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Adult
Attention - physiology
Cognition
Dual-task
Exercise Test
Female
Gait - physiology
Gait variability
Humans
Male
Orthopedics
Posture
Task Performance and Analysis
Treadmill walking
Walking - physiology
Walking - psychology
Young Adult
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Exercise Test
Female
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Gait variability
Humans
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Posture
Task Performance and Analysis
Treadmill walking
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