Research Article

Neural Correlates of Dual-Task Walking: Effects of Cognitive versus Motor Interference in Young Adults

Table 2

ANOVA outcome for average activity [V] in alpha/beta frequencies (mean SD).

(A) Alpha band (electrodes)ST walkDT-CIDT-MICondition
 value ()

FP1.22 0.31.19 0.21.18 0.20.75 (0.4)
F1.38 0.21.35 0.11.35 0.10.53 (0.5)
FC1.48 0.21.41 0.11.38 0.10.03 (1.2)
C1.41 0.21.31 0,21.32 0.10.04 (1.2)
P1.38 0.11.35 0.11.35 0.10.55 (0.5)
PO1.48 0.21.43 0.21.39 0.10.10 (1.0)

(B) Beta band (electrodes)ST walkDT-CIDT-MICondition
 value ()

FP0.88 0.10.85 0.10.90 0.10.04 (1.1)
F0.80 0.10.80 0.10.84 0.10.04 (1.2)
FC0.88 0.10.84 0.10.86 0.10.04 (1.1)
C0.87 0.10.79 0.10.84 0.10.03 (1.2)
P0.84 0.10.84 0.10.87 0.10.26 (0.7)
PO0.89 0.10.91 0.10.92 0.10.21 (0.8)

ST walk: single-task walking, DT-CI: walking + cognitive interference, DT-MI: walking + motor interference, and : Cohen’s ; significant effects are displayed in bold.