Useful Field of View Test
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- Human trial1
- Humans4
Associations
2Online useful field of view test
upin humans1
1 study
Online useful field of view test
upin humans1
Online useful field of view test is associated with Useful Field of View Test in humans (rs = 0.39-0.54, ps < .001).
“UFOV® total, divided attention, and selective attention subtest scores of the online and PC versions were significantly correlated with moderate to strong effect sizes, rs = 0.39-0.54, ps < .001”
Human trial4 monthsn = 69
Journal of clinical and experimental neuropsychology
Gait smoothness
downin humans1
1 study
Gait smoothness
downin humans1
Gait smoothness is associated with Useful Field of View Test in humans (r = -0.42).
“individuals with worse attention and slower processing speed presented with a less smooth gait (r = -0.42)”
Humansn = 106
TOWARDS GAIT-BASED SCREENING FOR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
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Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology
Validity and reliability of the online useful field of view test among community-dwelling older adults
Cohort study of 69 peopleBiomarkers
GSA 2024 Abstract
TOWARDS GAIT-BASED SCREENING FOR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
Cross-sectional study of 106 peopleCognitive impairment
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Gerontology
Driving Characteristics of Older Drivers and Their Relationship to the Useful Field of View Test
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European Journal of Applied Physiology
Can older adults' balance and mobility improve with visual attention training?
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Journal of Sport and Health Science
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