Dance Functional Outcome Survey: Development and Preliminary Analyses

Bronner, Shaw; Urbano, Igor

doi:10.1055/a-0729-3000

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“…As shown in Figure 4, when building the model, the human body is divided into several rigid bodies, and the rigid bodies are connected by hinges. e design of the rigid body model has a very large degree of freedom, which can be set according to own needs [23]. Figure 5 is a multirigid body model.…”

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The Influence and Analysis of Multimedia Interaction on the Development of Dance

Wu¹,

Leng²

2022

Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Since ancient times, dance has been widely loved by people. The history of dance has a long history, and people’s pursuit of dance has never stopped. However, with the development of modern technology, traditional dance has been unable to keep up with the pace of the times. Therefore, this article studies the influence of multimedia interaction on the development of dance. This article proposes that multimedia interaction has a great influence on the status quo of dance development. This article aims to study the role of multimedia interaction in dance development. In the eleven years since 2010, the technology of stage effects has developed rapidly. As you can imagine, not only the stage effects can bring a visual feast, but also the development space of dancers has been greatly improved. It can be seen that multimedia interaction is of great significance to the development of dance; with the rapid development of science and technology, multimedia technologies such as computer networks are widely used in all walks of life. The application in the field of dance art is gradually popularized, in which dance teaching and stage performance methods have undergone great changes with the in-depth popularization of multimedia. Therefore, this article must analyze the influence of multimedia interaction on the development of dance.

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Section: Mixed Gaussian Model Methodmentioning

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The Influence and Analysis of Multimedia Interaction on the Development of Dance

Wu¹,

Leng²

2022

Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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“…Teresa Smith, PT, DPT, Alyson Filipa, PT, DPT, Samantha Riveron, PT, DPT, Melissa Strzelinski, PT, PhD, Mark Paterno, PT, PhD, and Shaw Bronner, PT, PhD ceiling effects when administered to adult dancers. 8 The Dance Functional Outcome Survey (DFOS) was developed to address this deficiency and screen the health status of healthy ballet and modern dancers, as well as to evaluate a patient's disability following musculoskeletal injury to the low back, pelvis, or lower extremity. The DFOS differs from other sportrelated surveys in that it addresses movements more applicable to dancers.…”

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The Dance Functional Outcome Survey (DFOS) is Reliable, Valid, and Responsive in Pediatric Dancers

Filipa

Riveron²,

Strzelinski

et al. 2021

j dance med sci

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The Dance Functional Outcome Survey (DFOS) is a dance-specific questionnaire developed for use with ballet and modern dancers at all training levels. To date, no study has assessed the psychometric properties of the DFOS in pediatric dancers. The purposes of this study were to determine: 1. the reliability of the DFOS when used with healthy and injured pediatric dancers; 2. the validity of the DFOS com- pared to a well-established generic scale, the Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory Physical Function Scale (PedsQL-PFS); and 3. the sensitivity and responsiveness to change of the DFOS in injured dancers. One hundred and two dancers completed the DFOS twice within 10 days. Intra-class correlation coefficients (ICCs) were used to assess test-retest reliability. In a sample of 148 dancers, construct validity was explored by comparing the DFOS to the PedsQL-PFS using Pearson correlations, and Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) and Cronbach's alpha were used for internal consistency analyses. A sub-set of 22 injured dancers was employed to examine responsiveness using repeated measures analysis of variance (p < 0.05). The DFOS demonstrated high test-retest reliability (ICC ≥ 0.90). The DFOS total score, activities of daily living (ADL), and dance technique sub-scores had strong construct validity compared to the PedsQL-PFS (r ≥ 0.79). Cronbach's alpha was high ( α = 0.92), indicating excellent internal consistency. There were significant differences across time in DFOS scores (p < 0.001), demonstrating responsiveness to change. There were no floor or ceiling effects. Thus, the DFOS demonstrates excellent reliability, strong validity, and good responsiveness over time and is a viable tool for assessing function in pediatric dancers.

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“…Data will be gathered using an adapted and modified version of the "Dance Functional Outcome Survey" by Bronner and Urbano (2018), known for its reliability and validity. The gathered data will be analyzed using measures of central tendency (mean) to determine the level of dynamic movement.…”

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“…The measurement instrument utilized in this study, originating from the "Dance Functional Outcome Survey" by Bronner and Urbano (2018)…”

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Dynamic Dance: Technique, Performance, and Quality in College Dancers

Mae R. Jaralve,

L. Cancio

2024

IJRP

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Dance, renowned for its expressive and vigorous movements, poses challenges for college dancers seeking mastery while avoiding injuries. This study delves into movement competency, injury prevention, and performance enhancement, scrutinizing dynamic movement among collegiate dancers. Challenges encompass technical dance elements and maintaining balance in static and dynamic settings. Despite progress in comprehension, further exploration of college dancers' dynamic movement remains imperative. This research scrutinizes dynamic movement among college dancers, analyzing age, gender, and year-level disparities. Employing a quantitative methodology with a descriptive-comparative design, the study involved thirty college dancers from public colleges in the Davao Region. Data were gathered using a modified "Dance Functional Outcome Survey" and subjected to statistical analysis. The findings indicate heightened levels of dynamic movement in overall performance, coupled with moderate scores in movement quality and dance technique. Noteworthy differences were observed across age groups, genders, and year levels, underscoring the impact of demographic factors on dynamic movement in dance. Recommendations include crafting age, gender, and year-level-specific training regimes, fostering diversity and inclusivity in dance pedagogy, and advocating for further exploration of demographic factors and dynamic movement in dance. These findings offer insights for future research and interventions, potentially refining injury prevention strategies, boosting performance outcomes, and enhancing well-being within the dance community.

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Dance Functional Outcome Survey: Development and Preliminary Analyses

Cited by 6 publications

References 38 publications

The Influence and Analysis of Multimedia Interaction on the Development of Dance

The Influence and Analysis of Multimedia Interaction on the Development of Dance

The Dance Functional Outcome Survey (DFOS) is Reliable, Valid, and Responsive in Pediatric Dancers

Dynamic Dance: Technique, Performance, and Quality in College Dancers

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