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Exploring cognitive motor interference in multiple sclerosis by the visual Stroop test
Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders, 2018The dual task paradigm (the simultaneous performance of motor and cognitive task) is used in a laboratory setting to evaluate walking impairments that affect patients' daily lives. Although promising, it is poorly standardized and neither the cognitive task nor the motor task have been validated in a matched healthy control group (HC) for multiple ...
Coghe, Giancarlo +10 more
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Association between brain atrophy and cognitive motor interference in multiple sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders, 2018Cognitive motor interference (CMI) is performance impairment due to simultaneuous task execution and is measured using the dual task cost (DTC). No pathological feature of MS has to date been associated with CMI.To assess the relationship between brain volumes and CMI, as measured using the DTC, in a cross-sectional study.A group of persons with MS ...
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Journal of Motor Behavior, 2023
This study explored the effect of dual task (DT) training compared to single task (ST) training on postural and cognitive performances in DT conditions in individuals with intellectual disability (ID). Postural sways and cognitive performances were measured separately and simultaneously before and after 8 weeks in the ST training group (STTG), the DT ...
Rihab, Borji +6 more
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This study explored the effect of dual task (DT) training compared to single task (ST) training on postural and cognitive performances in DT conditions in individuals with intellectual disability (ID). Postural sways and cognitive performances were measured separately and simultaneously before and after 8 weeks in the ST training group (STTG), the DT ...
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Motor Control, 2022
The present study expands on current understanding of dual-task cognitive-motor interference, by including cortical activation measures to both traditional and ecologically valid dual-task paradigms. Fifteen individuals with multiple sclerosis and 14 control participants underwent mobility testing while wearing functional near-infrared spectroscopy. In
Michael, VanNostrand +4 more
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The present study expands on current understanding of dual-task cognitive-motor interference, by including cortical activation measures to both traditional and ecologically valid dual-task paradigms. Fifteen individuals with multiple sclerosis and 14 control participants underwent mobility testing while wearing functional near-infrared spectroscopy. In
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An EEG-fNIRS neurovascular coupling analysis method to investigate cognitive-motor interference
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 2023The simultaneous execution of a motor and cognitive dual task may lead to the deterioration of task performance in one or both tasks due to cognitive-motor interference (CMI). Neuroimaging techniques are promising ways to reveal the underlying neural mechanism of CMI. However, existing studies have only explored CMI from a single neuroimaging modality,
Jianeng Lin +4 more
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The Cognitive-Motor Interference (CMI) in Terms of Embodied Cognition
Acta NeuropsychologicaCognitive-motor interference (CMI), described as being produced by the simultaneous performance of a cognitive and a motor task, has recently been proposed as a marker of real-life impairment in people with neurodegenerative diseases and post-stroke conditions.
Jacek Bielas +2 more
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Journal of Motor Behavior, 2015
Gait and cognitive impairments are compounded when performed simultaneously in individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS), and this is termed cognitive-motor interference (CMI). The authors examined whether CMI is related to balance confidence in individuals with MS. They hypothesized that individuals with low balance confidence would exhibit greater CMI
Douglas A, Wajda +4 more
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Gait and cognitive impairments are compounded when performed simultaneously in individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS), and this is termed cognitive-motor interference (CMI). The authors examined whether CMI is related to balance confidence in individuals with MS. They hypothesized that individuals with low balance confidence would exhibit greater CMI
Douglas A, Wajda +4 more
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Cognitive Motor Interference in Multiple Sclerosis: Insights From a Systematic Quantitative Review
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2017To synthesize the evidence for differences in cognitive motor interference (CMI) between persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) and those without MS by using systematic review and meta-analysis.EMBASE, PubMed, ScienceDirect, Scopus, SPORTDiscus, and Web of Science.
Learmonth, Y.C., Ensari, I., Motl, R.W.
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Sex differences and cognitive/motor interference with visual half-field stimulation
Neuropsychologia, 1984This study examines the possible influence of the response on the asymmetry of lexical decision in a visual half-field study and whether sex differences in asymmetry might be determined by response factors. The results support the importance of these factors: when response demands were increased (pressing the button three times instead of once) the ...
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Cognitive–motor interference: Effects of smartphone use on static balance and mobility
Applied Neuropsychology: AdultThis study examined how smartphone-related cognitive load interferes with motor control during static balance and mobility tasks. Excessive smartphone use has been associated with attentional shifts and divided cognitive resources, potentially impairing postural control and gait stability.
Emre Söylemez, Mehmet Dağ
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