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. 2020 Jul 3;20(13):3731. doi: 10.3390/s20133731

Table 5.

Mean and standard deviation values of postural stability for dual-task with eyes closed on low and high threat in the experimental and the control groups before and after intervention and results of two-way ANOVA.

Pre Post
Variable M (sd)
EG
M (sd)
CG
M (sd)
EG
M (sd)
CG
Interaction
F(p)
η2 Group
F(p)
η2 Time
F(p)
η2
Low threat
SP-[mm] 263.8(49.43) 259.9(53.15) 217.2(42.11) 257.3(73.45) 7.36(<0.01) 0.27 0.6(>0.05) 0.03 9.23(<0.01) 0.33
SPAP-[mm] 225.1(49.19) 224.2(50.23) 186.2(39.92) 224.7(68.33) 6.15(<0.05) 0.24 0.74(>0.05) 0.04 5.82(<0.05) 0.23
SPML-[mm] 96.7(13.49) 97.73(30.62) 79.7(17.11) 100.6(40.43) 20.49(<0.001) 0.52 0.83(>0.05) 0.04 10.26(<0.01) 0.35
High threat
SP-[mm] 256.8(61.18) 263.1(65.90) 224.5(69.95) 270.4(78.96) 4.15(>0.05) 0.17 0.82(>0.05) 0.04 1.65(>0.05) 0.08
SPAP-[mm] 219.3(57.86) 222.7(60.54) 179.6(63.29) 230.4(73.45) 6.6(<0.05) 0.25 1.04(>0.05) 0.05 3.0(>0.05) 0.14
SPML-[mm] 95.3(19.49) 99.4(25.17) 85.8(20.20) 100.6(26.46) 3.3(>0.05) 0.14 0.94(>0.05) 0.05 1.99(>0.05) 0.09

Note. HW—height workers; OW—office workers; SP—Sway Path; ML—medio-lateral; AP—antero-posterior; Low threat—measurement at ground level; High threat—measurement at increased height of the measuring platform.