Which of the Following Statements About Dual Tasking and Motor

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about dual tasking and motor performance for people with moderate to advanced Parkinson's disease is true?

• A)Motor performance is unchanged by dual tasking.
• B)Motor performance improves when dual tasking is avoided.
• C)Motor performance improves when dual tasking is utilized.
• D)The effect of dual tasking varies based on L-dopa effectiveness and dosing cycle.Chapter 18: Parkinson's Disease

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