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Table 2. Descriptive data (means ± standard deviations (SD)) of the time, in seconds, to perform the Timed Up and Go Test with and without dual-tasks, at usual and fast speeds, and results of the comparisons between the age groups: 69-74 years (n = 64) and
Table 4. Time, in seconds, (means ± standard deviations (SD)) to perform the Timed Up and Go Test with and without dual-task, at usual and fast speeds, and results of the comparisons between the groups regarding their education levels: 3-4 years (n = 40) a

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