State anxiety and CoM velocity responses to forward and backward perturbations.

<p>A) Scatterplot of State Anxiety scores in response to forward and backward perturbations for young (filled circles) and older (open circles) adults. Horizontal lines represent group medians. B) Scatterplot of change in peak CoM velocity from baseline in response to forward and backward pert...

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Main Author:	Shreya Jain (4498231) (author)
Other Authors:	Nicolas Schweighofer (53915) (author), James M. Finley (8878592) (author)
Published:	2025
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Summary:	<p>A) Scatterplot of State Anxiety scores in response to forward and backward perturbations for young (filled circles) and older (open circles) adults. Horizontal lines represent group medians. B) Scatterplot of change in peak CoM velocity from baseline in response to forward and backward perturbations, normalized to self-selected walking speed (SSWS), for young (filled circles) and older (open circles) adults. Change in peak CoM velocity from baseline walking was higher in response to backward perturbations than forward ones (***p < 0.001), with no difference between age groups.</p>

State anxiety and CoM velocity responses to forward and backward perturbations.

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