ArticleBrain sciences2019
Should the Minimal Intervention Principle Be Considered When Investigating Dual-Tasking Effects on Postural Control?
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Abstract
Dual-tasking charges the sensorimotor system with performing two tasks simultaneously. Center of pressure (COP) analysis reveals the postural control that is altered during dual-tasking, but may not reveal the underlying neural mechanisms. In the current study, we hypothesized that the minimal intervention principle (MIP
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