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Two factors-participant characteristics and motor abilities-explained the majority of variance of walking under dual-task conditions; however, cognitive abilities also contributed significantly to the regression models. Rehabilitation focused on improving underlying balance and gait deficits, as well as specific cognitive impairments, may significantly improve walking under dual-task conditions.
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