Development of postural control during gait in typically developing children: The effects of dual-task conditions
Highlights ► We examined the development of postural control during gait. ► We used a dual-task paradigm. ► Gait control in typical children requires attentional resources. ► Dual-task interference was less in healthy young adults compared to children. ► Gait control under dual-tasking was improved...
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| description | Highlights ► We examined the development of postural control during gait. ► We used a dual-task paradigm. ► Gait control in typical children requires attentional resources. ► Dual-task interference was less in healthy young adults compared to children. ► Gait control under dual-tasking was improved when children were more mature. |
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