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. 2015 Aug 8;45:1739–1758. doi: 10.1007/s40279-015-0369-9
Older adults show age-related decreases in the performance of postural tasks under dual-task conditions.
The limited literature available suggests a trend towards larger dual-task costs (i.e., decreased performance in one or both tasks) in children compared with young adults.
More studies comparing several age groups within the same paradigm are needed to obtain a conclusive picture of the development of postural dual-task ability across the lifespan.