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Secondary outcomes will include measures of physical function (walking, stair climbing and a lifting and lowering task), habitual physical activity and self-reported disability.

Techniques adopted to maintain motivation (e.g. lowering task difficulty to increase success rate in low scoring children) led to better performance, which suggests that the task itself is not sufficiently engaging of attention for children with impaired intellectual functioning.

For each lifting and lowering task measured data in the field include: nature of the task (lift or lower), weight of the object, horizontal locations of hands from their respective ankles [ 27] at the origin and the destination of lift/lower, vertical locations of each hand at the origin and destination of lift/lower and box width.

For lifting and lowering tasks these angles are determined at the beginning and end of lift/lower.

The repeatability of longitudinal force was higher during the drinking task than lift-hold-lower task.

The repeatability was higher for radial than longitudinal force during the lift-hold-lower task.

In addition, older adults show a preserved sensorimotor integration function but deploy sensorimotor compensation at lower task demands (that is, lower noise) than young adults.

This pattern of neural activity is thought to promote a reduction in saccadic latency and lower task performance rates in gap trials52,53.

There was no positive effect of age on work engagement for employees with both lower levels of interaction outside organization and lower task significance.

Results showed that interaction with the new interface resulted in 18% fewer errors, 90% fewer normative path deviations, 42% lower task completion times, 40% fewer keystrokes, 39% lower mental effort and 76% more subjective preferences in use.

Furthermore, the sensorimotor integration function, reflected in greater phoneme specificity in frontal motor than auditory regions, was shifted towards lower task demands in older adults compared with young adults, suggesting that older adults relied to a greater extent on speech motor compensation during speech in noise perception relative to younger counterparts.