Pei Kuan Lai, Cheong Lieng Teng, Feisul Idzwan Mustapha
Diabetes knowledge among Malaysian adults: A scoping review and meta-analysis
Malaysian family physician : the official journal of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia
children aged 38 critical period motor development postural control running basic motor skill children need master early childhood running children prone dangerous events falls study investigates kinematic characteristics running children associated different interference tasks ie normalized running cognitive dualtasks obstacle crossing tasks provides theoretical foundation interference mechanism childrens dynamic postural control screening motor disorders two hundred children aged 38 recruited bts bioengineering infrared motion capture system used collect spatiotemporal kinematic running data three tasks repeated measures variance analysis used compare effects different interference tasks ages childrens running signs main interaction effect tests compared bonferroni method results conclusions follows 1 running characteristics early childhood influenced interference tasks age interference tasks overall characteristics running children aged 38 showed increasing trend running cycle time decreasing trend stride length step length cadence speed 2 cognitive obstacle crossing tasks costs cognitive task costs greater obstacle crossing costs children adopted task first running strategy different interference tasks facing cognitive tasks overall joint motion decreased reduced joint motions promote task completion facing obstacle crossing tasks characteristics task children increased joint motions cope interference 3 terms age running characteristics showed nonlinear development trend various indicators degree recurrence high variability adjacent age groups 4 dualtask interference paradigm posturalcognition used motor intervention tool promote development basic motor skills early childhood