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. 2025 Aug 7;16:1620884. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1620884

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Flowchart detailing a study comparing psychological and physiological indicators in young and elderly individuals. It includes four main questions about changes, consistency, differences, and environmental effects. Data categories cover psychology and physiology, with methods like statistical and correlation analysis. The results, shown in boxed sections, discuss findings on physiological stress levels, audio-visual factors, and differences in perception between age groups. Specific results include increased LF/HF in the elderly and young individuals’ better accessibility perception. Paths analyzed are LPU, LPD, SPD, and SPU, with various effects noted for each. — Box plots presenting data for different populations, paths, and modes of movement based on differences in physiological electrical indicators.