Consistency and test–retest reliability of stepping tests designed to measure self-perceived and actual physical stepping ability in older adults

Great paper by @weijer_roel, @mpijnappels, and @DieenJaap! Good to see those tasks popping up again💪

RT @weijer_roel: Our paper was accepted. Here we show that perceived and actual stepping ability can be consistently and reliably measured…

RT @weijer_roel: Our paper was accepted. Here we show that perceived and actual stepping ability can be consistently and reliably measured…

RT @weijer_roel: Our paper was accepted. Here we show that perceived and actual stepping ability can be consistently and reliably measured…

RT @weijer_roel: Our paper was accepted. Here we show that perceived and actual stepping ability can be consistently and reliably measured…

RT @weijer_roel: Our paper was accepted. Here we show that perceived and actual stepping ability can be consistently and reliably measured…

#sillywalks

RT @weijer_roel: Our paper was accepted. Here we show that perceived and actual stepping ability can be consistently and reliably measured…

Our paper was accepted. Here we show that perceived and actual stepping ability can be consistently and reliably measured across tests but the difference between these two measures (misjudgment) cannot: https://t.co/HNq2bMLax1 https://t.co/HgTxhtyFz4