ArticlePerceptual and motor skills2023
Gait Variability Relates to Prosocial, Emotional and Risk-Taking Behavior in Typically Developing Children.
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- Digital Phenotyping of Sensation Seeking: A Machine Learning Approach Using Gait Analysis.Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
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Abstract
Motor skills enable multi-facetted interactions with the environment and allow children to develop social skills and respond appropriately to situational social demands when interacting with peers and adults. Previous research with clinical samples (e.g., children diagnosed with Developmental Coordination Disorder) showed that children's motor skills are closely linked to their psychosocial behavior (e.g., prosocial, hyperactive, inattentive, interpersonal), but studies with typically developing children are rare. We sought to fill this research gap by examining relationships between gait variability as an indicator of motor skills and prosocial behavior, problem behavior, and risk-taking behavior in typically developing children. Participants were a large cross-section of 7-13-year-olds (
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