Allocation of Attentional Resources toward a Secondary Cognitive Task Leads to Compromised Ankle Proprioceptive Performance in Healthy Young Adults

Table 2

Two-way ANOVA results of the joint position-matching error parameters in experiment 1a. 𝑃 values derived from ANOVA for the main effects of attention and movement. Interaction between attention and movement.

Joint position-matching errors (𝑛=16)
	𝐹	𝑃
AE
Attention (A)	0.43	0.51
Movement (B)	0.00	0.97
A × B	1.73	0.19
CE
Attention (A)	2.53	0.11
Movement (B)	16.14	0.00**
A × B	1.80	0.18
VE
Attention (A)	0.82	0.37
Movement (B)	1.38	0.24
A × B	0.19	0.65

AE: absolute error; CE: constant error; VE: variable error. **𝑃<0.01.