Multiple Object Tracking While Walking: Similarities and Differences Between Young, Young-Old, and Old-Old Adults

Kristell Pothier, Nicolas Benguigui, Richard Kulpa and Chantal Chavoix

The Journals of Gerontology: Series B, 2015, vol. 70, issue 6, 840-849

Abstract: Objective. Walking while simultaneously engaged in another activity becomes more difficult as one grows older. Here, we address the issue of changes in dual-task behavior at different stages of life, particularly in the latter stages.

Date: 2015
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