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The influence of fear of falling on the control of upright stance across the lifespan
BACKGROUND: Standing at height, and subsequent changes in emotional state (e.g., fear of falling), lead to robust alterations in balance in adults. However, little is known about how height-induced postural threat affects balance performance in children. Children may lack the cognitive capability ne
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