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Spatial Disorientation |
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Independent Events |
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Brain Aging |
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Cellular Senescence |
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Other |
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A major challenge to successful wayfinding is spatial disorientation, occurring mostly at crossings. Although gait changes have been observed in various dual-task conditions, little is known about the effect of disorientation on gait and psychophysiological response among older adults during wayfinding. |
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Germany |
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multiple racial |
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28 |
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70.8±4.6 |
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45583 |
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Functional |
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The results provide evidence for the impact of spatial disorientation on changes in gait pattern and psychophysiological response among older adults during wayfinding. location also had implications for the effect of disorientation on gait and cognitive effort. this gives further insight into the substrates of real-world navigation challenges among older adults, with an emphasis on viable features for designing situation-adaptive interventional devices aiding independent mobility. |
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Stefan Teipel, Gerontology, 2023 |
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PMID:36470232 (Click to Pubmed) ； IF: ； Citation: |
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