Research Article
Effect of Tai Chi Training on Dual-Tasking Performance That Involves Stepping Down among Stroke Survivors: A Pilot Study
Table 4
Results of two-way mixed ANOVA on dual-tasking condition.
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Values are in mean ± SD or F-value (p value). Pre: preassessment; Post: postassessment; FU: follow-up assessment; CS: composite score on the auditory Stroop test; CoP-AP: normalized CoP sway in the anteroposterior direction; CoP-ML: normalized CoP sway in the mediolateral direction; VCoP: average CoP sway velocity. Statistical significant interaction (); statistical significant difference between the Tai Chi and conventional exercise groups in the follow-up assessment (); statistical significant change from the preassessment to the follow-up assessment in the Tai Chi group (). |