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PHOTOGRAMMETRIC QUANTIFICATION OF FORWARD HEAD POSTURE IS SIDE DEPENDENT IN HEALTHY PARTICIPANTS AND PATIENTS WITH MECHANICAL NECK PAIN
... Healthy participants were excluded if they reported any previous history of musculoskeletal trauma, dysfunction or surgery over the past two ...Also, participants were ex- cluded if they had ...
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Exploring the influence of vigilance state on MEP amplitude induced by TMS in healthy participants and stroke patients
... These phenomena gave rise to ideas about how the frequency distribution would look like in the latter two tasks, double and triple pulse. Movement artefacts in the EEG exist in the lower frequency bands, delta and theta. ...
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The relation between route order memory and working memory in healthy participants and stroke patients
... In short, our main purpose is to better understand the construct of route order memory. When we understand the role of working memory in route order memory in more depth, we can adjust the techniques or treatment used to ...
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Prolonged treadmill walking in healthy participants with and without the use of foot orthoses to support the medial longitudinal arch
... The primary objective of this thesis is to examine the kinematic effects of two different types of orthotics on toe-out angle, pelvic tilt angle, and trunk lean angle in healthy participants over 60 minutes ...
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Using principal component analysis to reduce complex datasets produced by robotic technology in healthy participants
... Healthy participants were community-based and were randomly recruited via advertisements on lab and de- partmental websites, as well as in local classifieds (online and ...enrolled, participants were ...
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The Effect Of The Dopamine Agonist Pramipexole On Measures Of Impulsivity In Young, Healthy Participants
... young healthy participants were given a dose of the dopamine agonist pramipexole, or a placebo, and then completed tasks measuring motor impulsivity and ...that participants who received pramipexole ...
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Intrarater and interrater reliability of the Anteromedial Reach Test in healthy participants
... in healthy participants prior to their investigation in patients with anterior cruciate ligament ...39 healthy university staff and students (20 men, 19 ...tested participants on three ...
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Manipulation of pain catastrophizing: An experimental study of healthy participants
... (Jackson et al 2005), and Severeijns and colleagues (2005) manipulated catastrophizing specifi cally through the increase of threat level. Our attempts to experimentally manipulate catastrophizing may have been ...
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Effects of walking speed on gait biomechanics in healthy participants: a systematic review and meta-analysis
... (4) healthy participants with no orthopedic or neurological disease; (5) gait analysis on a level surface; (6) gait analysis using a three-dimensional (3D) motion capture system or 3D force platforms or ...
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Comparison of shoulder kinematics, flexibility, strength, and function between breast cancer survivors and healthy participants
... with healthy controls making comparisons of this measure ...the healthy, matched controls, the percent deficit is greatest for scapula depression and adduction at 31%, followed by both scaption and ...
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Effect of childhood maltreatment on brain structure in adult patients with major depressive disorder and healthy participants
... The participants in each group were similar in terms of sex, height, weight and alcohol ...than participants in the other 3 ...and participants without childhood maltreatment (per def inition; Table ...
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Effect of intranasal esketamine on cognitive functioning in healthy participants: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study
... Statistical analyses were performed using SAS ® version 9.2. A mixed-effect analysis of variance (ANOVA) model was applied to each of the five tests of the Cogstate ® Computerized Test Battery to estimate treatment ...
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The functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) procedure as experienced by healthy participants and stroke patients – A pilot study
... particular participants were scanned before, so that we cannot test for the effect of prior scanning on the perceived ...text participants only return if the experience has not been too unpleasant, one may ...
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Feasibility and Variability of Automated Pupillometry Among Stroke Patients and Healthy Participants: Potential Implications for Clinical Practice
... all participants and nursing staff rated the assessment positively (1, 2 or 3 out of 5) for comfort and ease of use respectively, this was evaluated using a Likert scale which was as follows: 1 = very comfortable ...
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Cardiovascular and Respiratory Responses of Apparently Healthy Participants to Cervical Traction in Sitting Position Using Different Weights
... why participants that were subjected to heavier weight (10% and 15%) experienced significant increases in respiratory function such as significantly higher pulse rate and inspiratory capacity (p> ...the ...
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Reliability and criterion validity of two applications of the iPhone™ to measure cervical range of motion in healthy participants
... In the current non-probabilistic sample of healthy par- ticipants, we found that the iPhone had good intra-rater reliability but lower inter-rater reliability. When com- pared to a gold standard (CROM), the iPhone ...
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Cough aerosol in healthy participants: fundamental knowledge to optimize droplet-spread infectious respiratory disease management
... Participants were asked to place their head in a modified device similar to the head brace used by optometrists and were asked to perform a “real cough”. To assess the cough maneuver a laser beam was directed from ...
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Dietary supplement users vary in attitudes and sources of dietary supplement information in East and West geographic regions: a cross sectional study
... examining healthy participants: A 2004 study of women participants describes health care providers as among the least common sources of information [9], and over half of a population of randomly ...
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2018_Athans.pdf
... emotional response to unpleasant stimuli is the culprit (VanDamme 2017; McDermid, Rollman, & McCain 1996). Others believe the phenomenon occurs due to habitual direction of attention toward both unpleasant and ...
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Effectiveness of stress-reducing interventions on the response to challenges to the immune system: a meta-analytic review
... Various psychological interventions, including cogni- tive behavioral therapy [16], mindfulness [17–21], and re- laxation [17], have been found to effectively reduce stress. Therefore, it has been argued that such ...
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