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. 2021 Jul 14;13:684743. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2021.684743

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Prefrontal-motor cortical beta coherence during balance reactions and relationships to balance behavior. Prefrontal-motor beta coherence was different between individuals with less vs. more cognitive dual-task interference. The broken line indicates the onset of perturbation (A). Prefrontal-motor coherence was negatively associated with reactive step threshold (p = 0.033) (B) and cognitive dual-task interference (p = 0.035) (C) at post-perturbation but not pre-perturbation time-points.