2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1809-29502008000100006
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Os componentes motor e visual de uma tarefa-dupla devem ser associados ou isolados durante o treinamento?

Abstract: As atividades diárias requerem o desempenho simultâneo de tarefas (tarefa-dupla), não estando claro se seu treino deve ser realizado com tarefas isoladas ou associadas. Este estudo visou verificar se a aquisição de uma tarefa-dupla ocorre por meio do treinamento de tarefas isoladas ou associadas. Vinte voluntárias foram submetidas a avaliação inicial, treinamento e avaliação final. Dez treinaram as tarefas associadas (TA) e as demais, isoladas (TI). A tarefa motora consistia na alternância de passos do chão a … Show more

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“…Cognitive tasks, when associated with motor tasks, cause major disturbance in PD patients. Such negative cognitive-motor interaction is documented in balance and gait in PD patients 15,16,17,18 . Many studies have found the effect of sensory disturbance in static balance, but few evaluated the cognitive task addition effect.…”
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“…Cognitive tasks, when associated with motor tasks, cause major disturbance in PD patients. Such negative cognitive-motor interaction is documented in balance and gait in PD patients 15,16,17,18 . Many studies have found the effect of sensory disturbance in static balance, but few evaluated the cognitive task addition effect.…”
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“…Reaffirming the importance of the dual task training, Voos et al 30 assessed two groups: one of them participated in the training with associated motor and cognitive tasks, and the other one performed only the motor activity, so they verified a better performance after the dual task training, thus concluding that for a better dual task performance, cognitive and motor components must be exercised together. They also concluded that dual task is performed in a fragmentary way during the physical therapeutic treatment, although such division can result in a future inability to carry out dual task activities.…”
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confidence: 99%