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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gait Posture. 2014 Jun 11;40(3):415–419. doi: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2014.05.062

Table 3.

Dual-task Costs in Cognitive Performance during Reciting Alternate Letters of the Alphabet while Standing (Letter Alone) versus While Walking (WWR) and Counting Backwards by Sevens while Standing (Count Alone) versus While Walking (WWC)

Outcome Effect Lower CI Upper CI p Value
Letter Alone vs. WWR −.09 * −.11 −.06 < .01
Age <−.01 −.00 .00 .40
Gender −.02 −.05 .02 .29
Race −.04 * −.07 −.01 .01
Education .01 * .00 .01 < .01
Disease Comorbidity <.01 −.01 .02 .49
Gait Abnormality .02 −.02 .05 .37


Count Alone vs. WWC −.08 * −.12 −.05 < .01
Age <.01 −.00 .00 .48
Gender .04 −.02 .09 .17
Race −.04 −.09 .01 .09
Education .01 * .00 .02 .01
Disease Comorbidity .01 −.01 .03 .33
Gait Abnormality .02 −.04 .08 .48

p values were calculated using linear mixed effects models, adjusting for age, gender, race, education (years), disease comorbidity, and gait abnormality.

*

p < .05