[PDF][PDF] Bidirectional Interference between Speech and Postural Stability in Individuals with Parkinson's
C Dromey, E Jarvis - International Journal of Speech-Language … - scholar.archive.org
Because people frequently talk while engaged in other activities, and because Parkinson's
disease (PD) is known to diminish multi-tasking performance, we examined dual task
interference between speaking and postural stability in 9 individuals with PD, 7 agematched
and 10 healthy young controls. Participants repeated a target utterance and performed a rise
to toes task in both single and dual task conditions. Diphthong transitions were measured
from audio recordings and postural variables reflecting planning, coordination, and stability …
disease (PD) is known to diminish multi-tasking performance, we examined dual task
interference between speaking and postural stability in 9 individuals with PD, 7 agematched
and 10 healthy young controls. Participants repeated a target utterance and performed a rise
to toes task in both single and dual task conditions. Diphthong transitions were measured
from audio recordings and postural variables reflecting planning, coordination, and stability …
Bidirectional interference between speech and postural stability in individuals with Parkinson's disease
Because people frequently talk while engaged in other activities, and because Parkinson's
disease (PD) is known to diminish multi-tasking performance, this study examined dual task
interference between speaking and postural stability in nine individuals with PD, seven age-
matched, and 10 healthy young controls. Participants repeated a target utterance and
performed a rise to toes task in both single and dual task conditions. Diphthong transitions
were measured from audio recordings and postural variables reflecting planning …
disease (PD) is known to diminish multi-tasking performance, this study examined dual task
interference between speaking and postural stability in nine individuals with PD, seven age-
matched, and 10 healthy young controls. Participants repeated a target utterance and
performed a rise to toes task in both single and dual task conditions. Diphthong transitions
were measured from audio recordings and postural variables reflecting planning …