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April 1, 2026Daehan imsang geon-gang jeungjin hakoeji/Daehan imsang geon'gang jeungjin haghoejiOpen Access

Correction to “Field Applicability of Cognitive–Motor Dual-Task Assessment in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Rehabilitation: A Systematic Review of Psychometric, Physiological, and Translational Frameworks”

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JKJun Kwon

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Overview

Correction reports adjustments to psychometric data in ACL rehabilitation, clarifying previous overgeneralizations.

Key Points

  • The focus is on clarifying psychometric data related to cognitive-motor assessments in ACL rehabilitation.
  • Revised wording in Results section to avoid overgeneralization
  • Updated specific data points in 'Overview of evidence across outcome domains'
  • Made adjustments to descriptions in the Discussion section
  • Continued support for behavioral reaction-time indices and IMU-based kinematic outcomes as reliable evidence (ICC 0.8-0.96)
  • Removed misleading phrasing regarding responsiveness to ensure clarity

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Jun Kwon (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd79bb5652765b073a69bdhttps://doi.org/10.15384/kjhp.2025.00164.e
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