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Specifically, older adults with higher trait conscious movement processing and poorer inhibition were more likely to exhibit gait characteristics indicative of cautious gait (i.e. reduced velocity, shorter step lengths and increased double limb support). Neither conscious movement processing nor inhibition independently predicted gait performance. The combination of excessive movement processing tendencies and poor short-latency inhibitory capacity was associated with dysfunctional or 'overly cautious' gait. It is therefore pla
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