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Basic Information
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UNKNOWN
NA
30 participants
INTERVENTIONAL
2021-06-01
2022-12-01
Brief Summary
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Detailed Description
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Conditions
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Study Design
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RANDOMIZED
CROSSOVER
BASIC_SCIENCE
NONE
Study Groups
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Positive auditory cues
Participants will listen to the following auditory cues \~30 seconds apart Good job, you're doing awesome! Keep up the good work! You've got this! You're almost done, just a few more minutes! That's a great pace! You're going strong! Keep it up! Nice work. Great job! Good stuff. Keep it up. You're doing an amazing job.
Positive Reinforcement
Terms to be used in positive reinforcement:
Good job, you're doing awesome! Keep up the good work! You've got this! You're almost done, just a few more minutes! That's a great pace! You're going strong! Keep it up! Nice work. Great job! Good stuff. Keep it up. You're doing an amazing job.
Negative auditory cues
Participants will listen to the following auditory cues \~30 seconds apart You've got to walk faster than that. You're so slow! Why do you walk like that? Did you learn how to walk yesterday? You're doing terrible. Who walks like that? You have potential but you don't use it. You'll never amount to anything. You're not putting very much effort into this. This is the worst pace you've had yet.
Negative Reinforcement
Terms to be used in negative reinforcement:
You've got to walk faster than that. You're so slow! Why do you walk like that? Did you learn how to walk yesterday? You're doing terrible. Who walks like that? You have potential but you don't use it. You'll never amount to anything. You're not putting very much effort into this. This is the worst pace you've had yet.
Music
Participants will be allowed to select a streaming music station of their choice.
Music
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Silence
Participants will walk in silence while wearing noise cancelling headphones.
Silence
No recordings will be played during this condition.
Interventions
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Negative Reinforcement
Terms to be used in negative reinforcement:
You've got to walk faster than that. You're so slow! Why do you walk like that? Did you learn how to walk yesterday? You're doing terrible. Who walks like that? You have potential but you don't use it. You'll never amount to anything. You're not putting very much effort into this. This is the worst pace you've had yet.
Positive Reinforcement
Terms to be used in positive reinforcement:
Good job, you're doing awesome! Keep up the good work! You've got this! You're almost done, just a few more minutes! That's a great pace! You're going strong! Keep it up! Nice work. Great job! Good stuff. Keep it up. You're doing an amazing job.
Silence
No recordings will be played during this condition.
Music
Participant's can choose their own music to play during this condition.
Eligibility Criteria
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Inclusion Criteria
* This study requires subjects to stand and to walk with the Delsys monitors, thus we are unable to use subjects who cannot stand without assistive devices.
* Delsys monitors are a wearable device that allows for comprehensive analysis of gait and balance. The sensors will be attached to the subject and they will be instructed to perform the gait test by walking for 5 minute intervals over the duration of 63 minutes. The Delsys will generate a report automatically that will then be analyzed.
* Able to walk in 5-minute intervals over the duration of 63 minutes without assistive devices.
* The objective of this study is to measure gait. Assistive devices change gait and limit our ability to measure gait.
• Subjects must be within the age of 18-45
Exclusion Criteria
* Inability to walk for 2 minutes without pain or discomfort.
* Neurological conditions (i.e. stroke or Parkinson's disease)
○ Many neurological conditions can potentially alter gait. Therefore, we are eliminating individuals in this group.
* Recent (within 6 months) orthopedic surgery that impacts walking ability and balance, e.g. total joint replacement
○ The objective of this study is to measure gait and people with lower extremity injuries may have excessive variation in gait. Hence we will be eliminating them from this study.
* Wound or absent sensation on plantar surface (bottom) of the subject's feet.
○ Subjects with this issue will have alterations and variations in gait due to sensory deficits and/or pain. They will not eligible for this study.
* Visual Impairment ○ Subjects must be able to read and visually recognize words. Therefore, subjects must have 20/40 (corrected) vision. Subjects who are blind cannot participate.
Day of testing eligibility
* Subjects must not have consumed caffeine within the last 12 hours
* Subjects must have slept \>2 hours of their normal reported sleep time .
18 Years
45 Years
ALL
Yes
Sponsors
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Clarkson University
OTHER
Responsible Party
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Ali Boolani
Associate Professor
Principal Investigators
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Ali Boolani, PhD
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
Clarkson University
Locations
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Clarkson University
Potsdam, New York, United States
Countries
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Central Contacts
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Facility Contacts
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Other Identifiers
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20-20.2
Identifier Type: -
Identifier Source: org_study_id
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