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. 2022 Nov 2;17(11):e0276989. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0276989

Table 2. Characteristics of participants in the VRTT and CTT groups.

VRTT (n = 30) CTT (n = 30) p-value
Demographic Characteristics
 Age (years) 71.2±6.5 72.0±7.7 p = 0.64
 Gender 8 males, 22 females 9 males, 21 females p = 0.78
 Years of Education 15.9±3.1 16.5±3.6 p = 0.49
Cognitive Assessments
 Montreal Cognitive Assessment (max. 30) 25 (23–27) 26.0 (23–27) p = 0.72
 WAIS IV Coding (scaled score, max 19) 12 (10–14) 11 (10–12) p = 0.37
 Comprehensive Trail Making Test (%) 50 (21–77) 60 (21–73) p = 0.89
 Stroop Color-word Test Interference Reaction Time (ms) 347.7±116.0 338.3±104.2 p = 0.74
Functional Mobility Assessments
 10 Meter Walk Test (m/s) 1.4 (1.2–1.5) 1.3 (1.2–1.4) p = 0.97
 Timed Up and Go (sec) 8.9 (7.8–9.8) 8.9 (8.3–9.8) p = 0.76
 Four Square Step Test (sec) 9.6±2.0 10.2±2.3 p = 0.35
 30 Second Sit-to-Stand (#) 13 (11–15) 13 (11–14) p = 0.37
Visual Acuity
 Mini Snellen Test (with corrective lenses, normal is 20/20) 20/25 (20/40–20/16) 20/30 (20/40–20/20) p = 0.43
Community Participation and Self-Efficacy
 Physical Activity Scale for the Elderly 174.1±69.9 161.2±76.4 p = 0.50
 Activities-Specific Balance Confidence Scale (max. 100%) 95.3 (84.4–98.1) 92.2 (85.6–95.0) p = 0.59

The p-values represent the results of independent samples t-tests. Values are Mean±SD or Median(IQR).