Research Article
Reliability and Validity of Fall Efficacy Scale-International in People with Parkinson’s Disease during On- and Off-Drug Phases
Table 3
Factor analysis for Fall Efficacy Scale-International (FES-I) in people with idiopathic Parkinson’s disease ().
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1: cleaning the house. 2: getting dressed or undressed. 3: preparing simple meals. 4: taking a bath or shower. 5: going to the shop. 6: getting in or out of a chair. 7: going up or down stair. 8: walking around in the neighborhood. 9: reaching for something above your head or on the ground. 10: going to answer the telephone before it stops ringing. 11: walking on a slippery surface. 12: visiting a friend or relative. 13: walking in a place with crowds. 14: walking on an uneven surface. 15: walking up or down a slope. 16: going out to a social event. |